Better is his late period noir Scarlet Street (1945) with Edward G. Robinson as a timid little man thoroughly transformed by an obsession with street-walker Joan Bennett.
By 2012, the man whose party, the LDPR, had won 12.3m votes in 1993 was now thoroughly transformed into a loveable public clown.
Between March 1933, when Roosevelt took office during the Depression, and April 1945, when he suddenly died just before the Second World War came to an end, the world was thoroughly transformed.
It found one with a great new V-6 that has thoroughly transformed this solid, well-built unit-body sport utility.
At noon, the group walked over to a nearby Verizon facility that was even more thoroughly transformed.
The novel, as a duality of thing and attitude-toward-thing, has so thoroughly transformed our attitude that the thing itself is at risk of no longer being needed.
Addis Ababa's light railway, while it hasn't quite made beaten up Lada taxis obsolete, has so thoroughly transformed the city that it counts as a work of urban alchemy.
Maslin said he "so thoroughly transformed into Mac that he even walks with a Texan's rolling gait"; she also complimented the performances of the supporting cast.
And the space felt almost as thoroughly transformed.
He is instantly recognisable, and yet thoroughly transformed.
