Sentence examples for to exist outside of from inspiring English sources

With the desire for the naked performers' movements to exist "outside of any kind of binary gender code" while still invoking sexuality, Peake has crafted a continuous live performance featuring both men and women (some on rollerskates, some not) set across a half-constructed plaster wall, raised scaffolding, a checkered dance floor, acrylic bears, and assorted structural oddities.

It seems to exist outside of time entirely, neither coming into existence nor passing out of it.

Rural areas appear to exist outside of time.

His images seem to exist outside of time.

I actually think it's better for metal to exist outside of that world.

The mixing theatre is windowless and clockless, and seems therefore to exist outside of time.

"The seductiveness of that intelligence - which seems to exist outside and independent of my own limited intellectual capacity - is best played out in my own mind by simple declaration.

Its cooking seems to exist outside the world of kharcho and lobio, of walnuts, powdered marigold petals and sour plums.

Such is life, if it were possible, on the latest addition to the pantheon of weird planets now known to exist outside the bounds of our own solar system.

Renzo Piano has made so much of his interior "piazza" that it almost seems to exist outside the realm of metaphor.

And even if the quantum system may be taken to exist outside the context of a quantum phenomenon, little or nothing can then be meaningfully said about its properties.