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• r  in a transcendental way or to a transcendental extent

• Perhaps most important, it's where and how Catholics receive the redemptive tonic of the Eucharist, a sacrament that so palpably but transcendentally expresses Christianity's faith .
• The pleasant British hunting world with all its appendages has not often been accurately reportedits members not being the sort who think transcendentally, or even observantly.
• What then to make of Shanghai, that transcendentally idiosyncratic accretion of rickshaws, Art Deco architecture, pulp-fiction legends and skyscrapers soaring out of control on the .

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• Maureen Dowd in Democratic Underground
  Then Ms. Dowd says this, "Even by the transcendentally wacky standard for political unions set by Bill and Hillary Clinton, the Deans have an unusual relationship."
• James Baldwin in guardian.co.uk
  If one can live with one's own pain,Baldwin wrote in Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone (1968), "then one respects the pain of others, and so, briefly, but transcendentally, we can release each other from pain."