Sentence examples for transcended stage from inspiring English sources

Christianity was a necessary but now transcended stage in the development of the human spirit, to be supplanted by new expressions of autonomous self-consciousness.

Lower urinary tract symptoms transcend stage of disease, treatment administered and stage of treatment.

For years characters like Giselle, Manon and Juliet — reborn in Ms. Ferri's vivid imagination — have transcended the stage to become flesh and blood.

Adapted by Christopher Hampton from his stage play "The Talking Cure," which was based on John Kerr's book, "A Most Dangerous Method," it is a talky movie that largely transcends its stage origins because the moral and ethical disagreements between the two are so clearly laid out.

Yuri Rasovsky, whose boyhood revelation that radio drama transcends the stage — because listeners must make imaginative leaps to "see" the action — propelled his career as a leading creator of radio plays and audio books, died on Jan . 18at his home in Los Angeles.

In all of the above, the alchemy of the stage transcended the pomposities on the page.

It was nights like this when the sheer joy emanating from that stage transcended the difficulties of trying to operate the place.

Furthermore, this effect transcended traditional sleep staging, imparting a greater sense of fluidity to what is typically seen as a rigid process.

To sit in the Sun King's palace and behold the all-wooden original theatre and opera house, rarely used now for public performance, was to be part of an occasion with a sense of history that transcended the work on stage.

I am writing this because I believe the subtext behind the events that followed sort of transcend the stage and really speak to a major problem in our society.

These points, however, are academic, whereas this staging transcends scholarship.