Sentence examples for we have transcended from inspiring English sources

We have transcended violence – it's crucial for people to understand, we're not advocating anything that would be a threat to anyone".

We like to think we have transcended this kind of ruthlessness; we are no longer tribally bound, but universally concerned; we don't imagine eliminating our enemies in battle, we imagine driving them to the bargaining table.

Rajnath Singh, the BJP's current president, said: "All caste, creed, race, we have transcended that and the BJP has become victorious".

In this moment, we have transcended the "activity friendship" of the Male Deficit model.

Move out of our comfort zones and our assumption that we have transcended racism.

It is, therefore, unfortunate that even though we have transcended galactic boundaries, we have failed to universally uphold these values.

We've transcended the trifle of being boyfriends and it'd be nice to be recognised as something other.

"I think we've transcended the equipment and the shell of the house, and now we're talking about the how," said Tom Baron, senior program manager for residential energy efficiency at National Grid, an electric and gas utility in the Northeast.

She sees his empire-building as an atavism that has no place in postmodern Europe the sort of "conflict about spheres of influence and territorial claims that we know from the 19th and 20th centuries, conflicts that we thought we had transcended," as she told her parliament on March 13th.

While Ukip has, in recent weeks, been bizarrely labelled as both left and right wing - the truth is that this situation has arisen because journalists don't seem to understand that we've transcended the political divide, and indeed have broken the class divide.

For now, let me just point out that deregulation, too, was based on the belief that we had transcended the old limitations -- in the age of the Internet we no longer had to worry about the generation and transmission bottlenecks that had always prevented a workable free market in electricity, that had made regulation necessary to prevent abuses of market power.