| She felt she was worthless beyond words, unable to help her friends out of this. |
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| If truth is ineffable, beyond words, we can't determine whether it can be intuited. |
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| A wrought-iron screen dividing the chancel and the nave impresses beyond words. |
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| Sunday I was married to the lovely Emily, whom I occasionally namecheck in these entries and who is wonderful beyond words. |
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| There's clearly a history and you know, for being beyond words, I have thousands of Sufi treatises written by Sufis. |
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| He swung her up, elated beyond words, for he saw this as a small proof that she did really care for him still. |
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| It's going to take me a while to get used to it and start making pictures with it but I am already impressed beyond words with the colour depth. |
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| It's incoherent, absurdly argued, poorly written and precious beyond words. |
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| She is beautiful beyond words, with her jet black hair and white, translucent skin. |
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| The child know that he or she is loved because in these kindly acts and gentle deeds, love is conveyed, beyond words. |
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| The force of the earthquake and the extreme distress in which it has left the Haitian people have moved us beyond words. |
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| Canada's seniors built this country, making it the great place it is today, and for that, my gratitude to them is beyond words. |
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| The ongoing support I received was so heartwarming, that I was left with an inner strength beyond words. |
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| This restoration of the poet transpires beyond words, music, and rhyme. |
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| He now feels angry beyond words at ConAgra, misused, betrayed. |
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| I was impressed beyond words, and thankful to know I live in a city in a country where I can call on help and receive it. |
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| Education for democracy and a culture of peace must go beyond words and help all levels of society to become truly aware. |
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| The language of signs, gestures, and going beyond words, allowed us to make friends. |
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| At one level, it is a feeling beyond words, a sense of balance and a harmony with the whole universe. |
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| He said that it moved him beyond words that people from so far away cared enough to visit them in the jungle. |
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| The symbolism is dramatic, with a potential for an eloquence that goes beyond speeches, beyond words. |
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| It requires true partnership from rich to poor beyond words, because words are cheap, words are easy. |
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| This is also true of our Altran experts, whose contribution to this achievement is beyond words. |
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| What amazes me beyond words though is the man's persistency. |
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| We went beyond words, but we have not seen an active response from the other side. |
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| The dirt and squalor and laziness in the country are beyond words. |
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| They are going to see the share value plummet and be resentful beyond words. |
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| As for the protesting and organizing, Morales said the experience was beyond words. ⤽It is not describable,⤠he said. |
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| We wish to go beyond words and to identify priorities for the next five years. |
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| That the government left it out of the budget is beyond words. |
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| I am happy to say that I, one of this year's National Aboriginal Role Models, was blessed beyond words to have visited this city with 11 of the most incredible, diverse, and phenomenal people I have met in my lifetime. |
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| Former Chairman of Muharraq Municipal Council, Jassim Mohammed Hammada, said the hospital was beyond words to express. |
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| I feel happy because Europe has understood that it is time to go beyond words, beyond fine statements, beyond bilateral cooperation, though this is important. |
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| It is a testament to the fact that the Security Council is committed to going beyond words to specific action in endorsing a monitoring and reporting mechanism. |
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| They go, as the title of this new publication expresses it, beyond words. |
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| Grahm, while feeling a tad agrodolce in bidding farewell to the bucolic Bonny Doon property, is frizzante beyond words with excitement about the new Tasting Room. |
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| Mr Kooheji by his gesture has certainly proved his intentions and actualised and gone beyond words, by donating his salary and perks for the welfare of the needy. |
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