We saw earlier that Sartre in a famous passage of Nausea had described an encounter with jazz music in a café as a sublime experience in which the beautiful inner coherence of the musical flow transcended for a moment the nauseating meaninglessness of the material world.
He disdained Turgenev — interestingly, Bismarck's favorite novelist — for failing to transcend Tatsächlichkeit, for having merely a "photographic apparatus in eye and soul".
"Being able to transcend that for 90 minutes is just a wonderful thing".
Besides, she added, "not to be boxed in, to be able to transcend boundaries: for an artist, it's essential".
Perhaps Chris Patten, Michael Heseltine, Ken Clarke or William Hague – all tried and tested politicians who might be able to help their party transcend division for the greater common good.
"But now, it seems that, and this is asking you all to transcend reality for a moment, that they'll play Germany in the next round, and if they win that (they won't), Argentina in the quarters.
The TRANSCEND system for fault detection and isolation in continuous systems uses qualitative reasoning methods to analyze transients caused by abrupt faults.
Rothenberg was later caught up in several lawsuits, including one from Transcend VR for fraud and breach of contract, which ended in a settlement.
The team holds out hope of returning to Kickstarter at some point with a lower funding goal for the Transcend, giving those for whom too many crowdfunded wallet options can never be enough.
Mr. Asher, who helped recruit artists like the jazz bassist Esperanza Spalding to play on the record, agreed that it transcended boundaries, for better and for worse.
