Sentence examples for transcending that of from inspiring English sources

Not even the privileges of supreme worldly power are comparable to what he had, because they can be removed by political events or wars, while the power of Picasso, transcending that of any president or king, was invulnerable.

Miró believed in a reality transcending that of the material world: a place between infinite spirit and finite Creation.

"After Google closes the acquisition of Motorola Mobility, the Apple-Motorola Mobility dispute will soon gain importance transcending that of the global battle with Samsung," he said.

The sentence we thereby come to understand may say something simple and unambitious that could easily be said without resorting to metaphor, but the effort to recover this meaning has a cognitive value transcending that of the meaning itself.

Its broad-ranging influence transcends that of an exclusively military institution.

But in this particular case, the issues transcended that of coaching one's own children".

"Its importance transcends that of a simple badge or medal, to a symbol of the ideals that George Washington fought for".

The project is a good example of using images, music and animation to communicate a feeling that transcends that of printed text, Ms. Barish said.

Josefowicz sees the piece as "theatre with sound, unlike any other piece written for the violin," in which her role as a musician transcends that of a typical concerto soloist.

"Its importance transcends that of a simple badge or medal, to a symbol of the ideals that George Washington fought for". Sotheby's has estimated that the medal will command $4 million to $10 million at the auction.

Because of its millions of users and the site's focus on sharing, Facebook has a news reach that can transcend that of traditional media such as print or television.