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But perhaps he could transcend such things by an act of will.

People have to transcend, to become more than they are.

How is God known as that which transcends the world?

What, indeed, had he spent these months trying to transcend?

Maybe it was time to start transcending culture a little.

I must be there in order to transcend bar 14.

But the picture does not transcend its event, which is where the art comes in.

It just goes to show that culture can transcend politics.

And what Obama has been able to do is transcend politics.

And he had never until recently used his intelligence to transcend that.

"The needs of the project transcend any single individual, that's true."

Even in a play about books, it seems, there are things that transcend words.

I offer them as evidence that something inside us already transcends the present situation.

The appeal of the big seems to transcend any economic moment.

He wanted people to find a way to transcend, to be truly free.

There is in us a need to transcend our daily lives.

"Being able to transcend that for 90 minutes is just a wonderful thing."

It was based on an understanding of space and time which your people have now transcended.

And if the piece as a whole transcended the year 1943, the third movement did not.

The other reality, however, is that not everyone wants to seem like he transcends time and place.

The real artist has to transcend his or her material.

To become a god, a living creature must transcend the physical.

It's kind of transcended into something that I put myself in a position to do it.

Like Coach said, what transcends all the individual stuff is getting the team ready to win.

One of the things science gives us is a common language that transcends culture.