| But, like Jim Isermann's mind-bending geometric rug works, Leachman's paintings transcend the usual categories. |
| The beauty in relationships that transcend social and lingual boundaries is wonderfully depicted as Isa dances with locals in an Indian desert. |
| In an effort to transcend the dodgy sound quality and high prices of bootlegs, the band has recorded every concert over the past three years. |
| Adults adopt an essentially Kantian moral perspective that seeks to transcend and judge all conventional moralities. |
| You cannot typecast her and that's what makes her music transcend all geographical and age barriers. |
| Rather, some songs transcend their own authors in such a way that they can only be sung by a particular voice. |
