Sentence examples for transcending those from inspiring English sources

But the 21-year-old Raee'n Wahya (her Cherokee name) is already transcending those ranks.

The United States here asserts rights in two capacities transcending those of a mere property owner.

It's a study of a fractured family's daily struggles juxtaposed against a child's dreams of transcending those struggles through a stardom that proves elusive.

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"Nations will revert to their natural tendency of hiding behind their borders, of moving towards protectionism, of listening to vested interests, and they'll forget about transcending those national priorities," said Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund back in 2013.

Baltimore club has always been implicitly political by nature of it springing from local conditions and being about transcending those conditions with tracks like the Rod Lee classic "Dance My Pain Away".

We transcended those limits.

To my mind, he transcended those concepts.

(Only one person, James Baker, has ever transcended those tight categories).

And he promised to transcend those partisan divisions.

Their rights by now far transcend those of mere humans.