| The beauty in relationships that transcend social and lingual boundaries is wonderfully depicted as Isa dances with locals in an Indian desert. |
| Societies also have sacralized their histories in order to create the illusion that they, too, can transcend the passage of time. |
| What saves the day, as always, are some haunting performances that transcend the play's problems. |
| But you will transcend these privations because New York on foot lifts you out of yourself, simply by being itself. |
| Why would Thomas transcend to a godlike state if he detests almighty power? |
| Rather, some songs transcend their own authors in such a way that they can only be sung by a particular voice. |
