Sentence examples for transcend existing from inspiring English sources
These people transcend existing categories and soften the social boundaries between groups.
"We are entering an exciting new era where community, content and communications are coming together to transcend existing media formats," said Shields.
Apparently, social innovation requires expertise in the system at hand but the social innovator must be able to transcend existing wisdom to push a system to adapt new models (Mumford and Moertl 2003).
If we are beginning to construct and communicate in a new alphabet, one that transcends existing language even if it is still culturally specific, we surely wouldn't want it to begin by excluding vast swaths of humanity.
Of course, in much of human history social relations have transcended existing political divides.
This research represents a good example of an interdisciplinary approach that transcends existing epistemologies in tourism.
It's too early to say for sure that what the studio's making will transcend the existing Cthulhu fanbase (and as you can see here, there's not a lot of publicly released artwork to get excited about).
It's too early to say for sure that what the studio's making will transcend the existing Cthulhu fanbase (and as you can see here, there's not a lot of publicly released artwork to get excited about); but so far as first impressions go, this not-your-average-horror affair is making all the right wrong moves.
Nevertheless, the measurements of the emitted EMFs suggested above are important to better quantify real-life exposures, in addition to verifying that the average emissions by the handsets used in the experiments do not transcend the existing limits [ 96].
The range of bifurcations and dynamical phenomena giving rise to bursting transcends the existing static classification schemes based solely on slow-fast dissection.
"We try to see these processes mainly as a plain surface on which experimentation and mistakes should be allowed to happen, transcending the existing hierarchy.
