Sentence examples for transcending our knowledge from inspiring English sources

Webter's Dictionary defines a miracle as "an event or effect in the physical world beyond or out of the ordinary course of things, deviating from the known laws of nature, or transcending our knowledge of these laws". In reality, miracles are events that take place as a result of the operation of a higher, spiritual law.

It is well and good for Davidson to point to the possibility of strict covering laws that transcend our current knowledge, but we need to know why we should believe in such things.

Transcending our history is essential.

An essential aspect of this awakening consists in transcending our ego-based state of consciousness.

Finally, I will offer suggestions as to how we as nurses might broaden our view of vulnerability in order to transcend our Western-based analysis and change our practice both within and beyond our Western borders, with the hope that this knowledge will assist other nurses from being, like myself, the naïve nurse.

And they transcend our own identities.

"The game transcends our own selfish issues," he said.

In fact, in America, you transcend our differences.

But this race has now transcended our established political parties.

"There are design solutions," said Bunge, that "transcend our current obsessive discourse of efficiency and defense".

Or can we transcend our brute instincts and find a higher law than might makes right?