transcendently

The job of the soldiers, men and women alike, is transcendently clear.

Athletes cannot do that unless they are transcendently good.

But the impulse that puts those tools to use is transcendently theatrical.

These were so transcendently fresh they seemed almost nourishing.

Our job here is not as transcendently clear as the soldiers' job.

This present ought not only to be a royal one, but transcendently royal.

Pettibon has since gone on to have a "transcendently beautiful and dynamic art career.

This was followed by a burst of music, transcendently lovely, but unlike any music I had ever heard.

His feeling of being transcendently alive at the prospect of combat quickly wilted.

Within, I found it, as I had expected, transcendently dismal.

I find it, however, so transcendently stimulating and clarifying to the mind that its secondary action is a matter of small moment."

The chorus call for Laine, but when she enters, she is now transcendently beautiful.

And the filmmaker is ready to conjure one last transcendently beautiful image of love and farewell.

Miss Leach does it conscientiously, if not transcendently.

As the sanding brought out the grain and the slight blush of the cherry, the wood became transcendently beautiful.

But the undefinable spark needed to fuse the two into something transcendently gauche isn't there.

Only that it relates to you in a transcendently important manner," Shetland stood with abrupt decision.

Wojnarowciz's transcendently outraged art clearly moves him deeply.

He felt transcendently tall and powerful.

The video follows Jepsen as she cavorts with a male model and jumps transcendently before a gray background.

His main preoccupation is with Christopher: "the baby is so transcendently beautiful that Adam can't keep looking at him."

It is to sound what the lily is to scent: unmistakable, unsurpassable, transcendently sweet.

We have said that, after the pattern of the real original, our Vestry in playing at Parliament is transcendently quarrelsome.

I realized I was looking at walls: a dome made of something translucent, transcendently blue, glowing with the daylight beyond.

He characterizes the film, in which two transcendently weird households compete for the title of the filthiest family alive, as "a kindergarten movie."