Sentence examples for In its metamorphosis from inspiring English sources

While it struggles to make this transition, it's shown it's not afraid to spend money, and with the Gravitant buy, it's another step in its metamorphosis.

Although Nicholson's widely imitated trademarks of a devilish smile and a slow, detached speaking style remained constant throughout the years, his screen persona mellowed in its metamorphosis from iconoclastic leading man to mainstream character actor, and his characters of later years reflect in many ways the maturation of his generation.

Finally, the player or a computer faction embraces the "Ascent to Transcendence" in which humans too join their brains with the hive organism in its metamorphosis to "godhood".

In spite of its metamorphosis from royal residence to a state-owned public building, the palazzo, sitting on its elevated site overlooking Florence, still retains the air and atmosphere of a private collection in a grand house.

Its economy has been one of the fastest growing in the developed world since its metamorphosis accelerated dramatically in the 90s.

Jay Peak, the fancied-up version, began its metamorphosis in 2008 with the construction of the all-suite Tram Haus Lodge, the first stage of a development entirely financed by the federal EB-5 program.

What is being lost or distorted in its current metamorphoses? - "Propogation and Procreation: The Zombie and the Child". Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Post-Apocalyptic TV and Film.

Autoscopic experiences were first described by the Greek philosopher Aristotele, but it was subsequently admirably described in its ambiguous presentation by Ovid in the third book of its Metamorphoses where the author narrates the myth of Narcissus, a beautiful boy who falls in love with his image reflected in a water source.

These language abnormalities or differences then came to be a defining feature of the new concept of 'autism' in its new psychological metamorphosis, which followed its radical strip-down to behavioural measures in the 1960s.

Second, the nature of psychoanalytic practice has undergone a considerable metamorphosis in its more than a century of existence.

They help explain why real interest rates remain among the highest in the world, why public investment in roads, ports and other infrastructure is stunted and why the tax burden befits a rich European welfare state rather than a young developing economy.Brazil is thus in the midst of a slow metamorphosis in its economy, society and polity.