Sentence examples for was transcended from inspiring English sources
verb
To pass beyond the limits of something.
This rather sentimental drama, a very English riposte to the Demi Moore vehicle Ghost, was transcended by sincere performances and some telling dialogue.
Yet if Ali was conspicuously brave in the ring, this was transcended by the political bravery which made millions the world over, black people above all, see him as a unique hero.
Our Guardian editorial said, "Yet if Ali was conspicuously brave in the ring, this was transcended by the political bravery which made millions the world over, black people above all, see him as a unique hero.
The high cultural standards adopted by these journals led to their becoming vanguard publications in their own national cultures, so that their advocacy of the anti-communist message was transcended by their literary achievement.
The critical VFA/TAC ratio of 0.4 was transcended only in period III (from 0.23 at the beginning to 0.76 at the end of period III), caused by the increase in the substrate input, while the buffer capacity decreased from 13.6 ± 0.9 (mean value of TAC during periods I and II) to 6.3 gCaCon/L on day 211 (Fig. 3a).
I want to talk about a moment in Muslim history when racism was transcended and its enduring legacy.
A much-anticipated event was transcending expectations.
"I felt as though I was transcending the ingredients and performing a sacred act," said Stephane Audran, who plays Babette.
Can one have transcendence in a universe that cannot be transcended?
Now nationality is transcended downward.
I think he's transcended horror movies.
