Sentence examples for transcendence for from inspiring English sources

The enchantment of the prairie will be a pretty lonesome transcendence for most of us.

Curiously, love and sex are not the paths to transcendence for Mike that they are for many people.

He missed the experience, never quite articulated, of what Chang calls "some powerful transcendence for which he had held his breath".

As Wallace Shawn said thirty years ago, in "My Dinner with André," something no more miraculous than a cup of coffee is enough transcendence for one day.

Columbus became the original Italian-American, the platonic ideal of the immigrant, a broker of nationalism and racial transcendence for an immigrant community fighting for respect, and for its life.

She doesn't shy from portraying organised religion as fraught with moral compromise and liturgical absurdity, but believes that, just as no one explores polar regions without logistical support, people have to club together if they're struggling towards transcendence – for her, church is as good a place to start as any.

So it would take a great effort of self-transcendence for Al Gore, John Kerry, John Edwards, Joe Lieberman, Tom Daschle, Richard Gephardt and other party leaders to make the case that the Republicans' policies are unpatriotic.

Separation anxiety scores correlate positively with harm avoidance and negatively with self-directedness in all groups; further correlations are seen among addictive patients only, that is, self-transcendence for gamblers and cooperativeness for both alcoholics and gamblers.

Johnny Depp's "Transcendence" poised for a subdued U.S. launch.

I considered Paris, which wants only for innovation, not for transcendence, but it seemed too familiar.

Yet she was saved by an uncontrollable element in her temperament — a yearning for emotional experience, even for transcendence.