"It has transgressed this boundary that Paul Squibb tried to create by being five miles up the road". After one particularly egregious $400 fashion purchase arrived, the head of school gently asked the recipient about its appropriateness.
Just as often in The Wolf Border, wolves transgress the boundary between reality and the imagination, haunting Hall's central character, Rachel Caine.
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.
"I'm hoping that the outcome of this will be that more and more black women are able to transgress these boundaries by calling it out and naming it," she continues.
God forbid you transgress those boundaries".
New biotechnologies transgress the boundaries between natural and pure artificial.
On the basis of this novel, it could be argued that Tolstoy rejects female experience as domestic, limited, even lacking in spiritual insight, because the one woman who attempts to transgress these boundaries ends up committing suicide.
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.
Describing Maeve as a formidable figure who represents a call to action Starhawk wrote; "For me, she's the inspiration to fight for the wild things, and to dare to transgress the boundaries of what people consider sensible and sane".
Transgressing the boundary between artefacts and living organisms and the prospects of 'creating life' are often considered prone to conflict.
