Sentence examples for transgress the boundaries from inspiring English sources
New biotechnologies transgress the boundaries between natural and pure artificial.
The Protestant impulse at work in their new conception of tauhid ultimately demarcated a Muslim political majority from minority groups that were perceived to transgress the boundaries of this definition, such as the Ahmadis, Ismailis, and Bahais.
In the show "Postmedia: Conceptual Photography in the Guggenheim Museum's Permanent Collection," the museum considers the ways in which the cool Conceptualist radicals of the 60's and 70's used photography to "extend and transgress" the boundaries of more conventional art.
But any attempt to unpack that statement further will lead us to transgress the boundaries of human cognition according to Leibowitz.
They transgress the boundaries of what society traditionally demands from a male body.
Obviously, there are many examples of both men and women who have used their ministerial positions to transgress the boundaries of someone entrusted to their care, and of those who've solicited the help of ministers and counselors with ulterior motives.
Just as often in The Wolf Border, wolves transgress the boundary between reality and the imagination, haunting Hall's central character, Rachel Caine.
It's just that the eye is drawn elsewhere; we are given licence to look, to linger, to transgress the boundary between the accepted and the forbidden – at a cost, perhaps, to all of us, the photographer, the subject and the viewer … and to our ever-shrinking imaginations.
This landscape transgressed the boundaries of colonial spatial divisions, and evoked meanings considered subversive by the state.
The aim is to incorporate Planetary Boundaries into Vision 2050 and adapt Vision 2050 so that we avoid transgressing the boundaries and can decrease environmental impact.
He wrote and submitted a spoof article, Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity to Social Text, a trendy academic journal.
