"Marc's interest in this transcends many levels," she said.
In quality and style, it transcends many Spanish and Bordeaux reds that cost $30 to $40.
At George Smith, they chose the Norris chaise, "a very handsome bench with a back," Mr. Dufner said, which "could transcend many interiors".
It is still in a low-slung light industrial neighborhood in West Berkeley, but its origins, as a bodega, have been transcended many times over.
Bob's relationship with major developers transcended many differences of opinion, personality and objectives, but achieved always a high level of accomplishment for all concerned and lasting friendships were formed.
Notoriously, the networks of homosexuality seemed to transcend many more formal social and political boundaries, reifying crossovers not only between national and ethnic cultures, but between high society and the demi-mondes of bohemian artists, and so forth.
The beef sub-sector transcends many other sectors of the economy and contributes about 80%% to the overall agricultural gross domestic product (GDP).
On this view, a civic assimilationist philosophy such as the Danish is more likely to transcend many policy areas, than a civic multiculturalist philosophy such as the Swedish, which largely relies on voluntary and mutual adaptation.
While once viewed as destructive, economically irrational and archaic (GoB 1975; FAO 2001), the extensive livestock production system continues to directly and/or indirectly support a large rural population and the importance of livestock still transcends many sectors.
"Science is a human enterprise that transcends many differences," says Mónica Feliú-managermanager of outreach programs for the University of Washington biostatistics department and vice-director of Ciencia Puerto Rico, an organization to advance science in Puerto Rico.
