transcend

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• Its appeal transcended demographic lines, luring listeners from their first look at the cover art.

• There are some folks who think that I’m arguing that human brains are magical entities that transcend the laws of mechanics.

• Such sentiments transcend nation-state boundaries and are producing the current, powerful anti-racism movement.

• There are reasons for the long-term increase in financial fraud that transcend any particular administration.

• The next generation includes a massive coalition of childcare supporters who transcend political affiliation, race, gender, and income.

• Republicans have a rare opportunity to implement policies that are truly compassionate and transcend toxic identity politics.

• "As Texans, the bonds we share transcend our differences," Abbott said.

• So when they get the technique to transcend, this huge pressure gets released.

• The work “symbolizes the human urge to transcend and progress.”

• The creative solution is how we actually transform and transcend our limitations.

• Is it possible for a human being to transcend so mighty a sacrifice, and all by the power of faith?

• Nor did this, if once the premises were granted, appear to the real powers of mankind.