transcendent

For hours now he had been lost in transcendent thought.

I got it open in a moment of transcendent fear.

The children had the transcendent beauty of the very young.

Sometimes a team plays well and the performance is transcendent.

He said the quietly transcendent times on the road can also be found at home.

But it can still be a meaningful and transcendent experience.

"This is a transcendent moment," he said of the peace process.

So much for the transcendent nature of man, she thought bitterly.

A transcendent vision, is that what you see growing here?

Eating it is not supposed to be a transcendent experience.

Perhaps the show itself can help us perceive the transcendent city outside from a similar point of view.

Where do you go these days for the transcendent moment, the one that brings down the house?

He was a contract player doing his job, to transcendent effect.

"Suddenly the kids, a house and a job replaced something that had been transcendent."

The meaning was coming at him, striking with transcendent force.

Either way, how you look at things contained by time and space are a result of the transcendent truth.

Religion has power to meet this need for meaning and transcendent relationship.

In regard to the fact that these ideas are all transcendent.

Thus missing what was possibly the most transcendent moment of his life.

Transcendent structures of any kind are useful in a young culture.

The transcendent experience reminded him of his dream after being shot.

Some believe that God is a metaphor for a transcendent reality.

Of course, the drug dose does not produce the transcendent experience.

They seemed like a second form of intelligent life: transcendent intelligence.

"Joseph has become one of those transcendent figures in American history," he said.