Hence, while philosophy transcends the image and uses it for its own purposes, art lives in it as in a kingdom.
The more jazz shadings she adds to songs, the more she transcends the image of the kind of soft-boiled good-time entertainer who is often described as "a survivor".
Mr. Cuomo, the Democrat who is the state's attorney general, prides himself on transcending the image of the unpolished, old-country Italian, and credits his father, Mario M. Cuomo, the former governor of New York, for debunking many of those stereotypes.
Bring It On's psychotic choreographer Sparky Polastri may have described them as "dancers who have gone retarded", but the all-American cheerleader has long transcended the image of mere football groupie.
An opportunity for Mr. Burns and the forces of corporate evil to ruin the town; or a chance for Bart to get on stage with Metallica, and Springfield to rake in some big bucks and transcend its image as a one-nuke town?
In the final analysis, the traditional portrayal of God himself is simply a mythical representation of ultimate reality, but that reality transcends the particular images in which it happens to be expressed.
The Bertelsmann image transcended other serious embarrassments, such as when Stern magazine, acquired as part of the Gruner+Jahr takeover, was persuaded in a hoax to buy "Hitler's Diaries".
Now showing at FILM FORUM, the film transports you into a world of pure style, where the sheer virtuosity of the images transcends (and sometimes obscures) the meanings of the story.
In the show's description, After Now is described as grouping of "artists [who] transcend the first Image Generation that appropriated print technology (Sherman, Prince, Kruger et al).
Where else but the B's would a lusciously confident woman transcend her bombshell image, do her own stunts, and give Arnold Schwarzenegger a run for his money?
