Sentence examples for try to get beyond from inspiring English sources

"We need to try to get beyond these squabbles.

So the real question is to try to get beyond the test scores and grades.

In this weekend's Your Money column, I try to get beyond the financial checklist items (like wills, trusts and government benefits) that you encounter when you have a family member with special needs, and talk about the issues that tend to weigh on people's emotions.

I cannot get my mind around China, it's so big, so complex, but I want to try to get beyond the clang of protest during the Olympic torch relay over Tibet and China's involvement in Darfur and all the other issues.

Rather than just sticking on Henry V, which seems to pass for everybody else's idea of who we are, I'd try to get beyond that – to dig around in issues of identity, belonging, imperialism, our relationship with Europe, and our place in the global economy.

To try to get beyond those limitations, tropical cyclone researchers James Elsner and Thomas Jagger of Florida State University in Tallahassee and James Kossin of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, drew on a record of satellite-determined storm winds compiled by Kossin and other colleagues (Science, 10 November 2006, p. 910).

Harwood was trying to get beyond that.

"We are trying to get beyond the fudge shops".

In Washington, politicians are trying to get beyond the ugly spill, too.

And were trying to get beyond that and improve as a nation.

It's both/and".For their part, the Republicans have been trying to get beyond Richard Nixon's "southern strategy".