Sentence examples for transcend from from inspiring English sources

"That was the single event that allowed him to transcend from a heavyweight champion to a true American hero," Mr. Barrow said of the rematch.

Over the coming years, Vietnam, it is predicted, may transcend from once being one of the most egalitarian societies in the world to becoming one of the most polarized and socially unjust.

Notably, the 918 multi-residence ANI matches corresponded to important bacteria that are known to transcend from their primary body site (gut and oral cavity) and reach other body sites (e.g. UG tract) perhaps via the bloodstream (Fig. 6).

The jackets have an alpine fit coupled with modern colors that enable them to transcend from ski to city geographical opposite settings with ease.

Section 2 explains Heidegger's philosophical critique of aesthetics, showing why he thinks aesthetics follows from modern "subjectivism" and leads to late-modern "enframing," historical worldviews Heidegger seeks to transcend from within in part by way of his phenomenological interpretations of art.

While on the surface the line does communicate a rational attribute (they have meat) the way it's said by the VO on TV and the fact the word "meats" is plural makes this line transcend from rational information to a brand position.

He said the announcement marked the moment that the nuclear accord transcended from "ambitious promise to direct action".

The coming-of-age story will be complete when Bell transcends from playing boys into playing men.

I've never told my mom that the C-clamp hasn't transcended from the thing we picked up off the side of the road.

It just transcends from an ordinary protein into something nostalgic".

You have transcended from being a Latino comic to gain mass appeal.