Sentence examples for Transmuted from inspiring English sources

This small gift, coming as it does after the harrowing things he has experienced, is transmuted into an almost miraculous event, and his giddiness at the prospect of satiety is palpable.

He sent a number of expeditions to the "Eastern Sea" in search of the base metals that could be transmuted into gold, and for the secret of immortality.

He started out with 500 yuan (then, about $100), but like an alchemist transmuted that into billions.

Shostakovich was similarly criticised for using Jewish themes in deeply anti-Semitic Soviet Russia.The Israeli ban on Wagner is often defended by those who claim to hear Wagner's personal politics transmuted into sound.

At well over six feet and weighing 22 stone, he was known originally as the Leviathan of cricket, a title that his team mates transmuted into "The Big Ship".

This means that they could not initiate a runaway reaction that transmuted the earth into strange matter.

Boyle also maintained a lifelong pursuit of transmutational alchemy, endeavouring to discover the secret of transmuting base metals into gold and to contact individuals believed to possess alchemical secrets.

Money will transmute his victory in an unrepresentative and meaningless straw poll into more money.

The gold in a ring is unoxidised metal, and transmuting it into the oxidised form would require it to deign to participate in some chemical reactions.

THE medieval alchemists who tried to transmute base metals into gold shrouded their theories in impenetrable mystic language.

Those who believed the 2010 merger of seven savings banks, or cajas, laden with toxic property would transmute into a solid new bank were wrong.