transcendentally

God is transcendentally beyond anything anyone may say in description of Him.

What he creates for the stage are only and transcendentally plays.

The restaurant can either be transcendentally good, or just good enough.

She was always beautiful, but at the moment she seemed to him to be transcendentally lovely.

Richard Nixon was not unsympathetic so much as transcendentally awkward.

But how magnificent, how transcendentally over the top, some of those mistakes were.

And the slogan was just another weird moment in a transcendentally weird race.

The case, had convict No. 1596 been still alive and working out his debt to society, would have been transcendentally simple, she told herself.

The symmetrical compositions are punctuated by transcendentally suggestive symbols (Johnson).

The villains are considered transcendentally evil, barely human.

One can only imagine the transcendentally silly movie John Waters might have thrown together given these characters and their situation.

The smile rendered his face transcendentally beautiful.

The fundamental principles of knowledge cannot be transcendentally explained or proved, they can only be immediately, directly known.

- - - It was a transcendentally strange sensation.

When we feel our freedom, we are feeling our inner essence and being, which is a transcendentally free will.

"I was so transcendentally weird that day.

A soldier for much of his adult life, Mr. Rabin is almost transcendentally reserved.

- turns into a bidding war for a female body, complete with illegal cash contributions and transcendentally bogus speech making.

The music was transcendentally beautiful.

The effort became transcendentally important.

As a result, the film offers a quintessential cinematic moment of the rarest and most transcendentally pure art."

At the end of the drive, Harrison claimed that he had followed no road directions but had been guided to his destination transcendentally.

Another thematic thread in the Berio career has been his transcendentally difficult writing for solo instruments.

At least he snored transcendentally.

Americans talk of "happiness," but Brits talk, less transcendentally, of "enjoyment."