Transformation of intimacy generally denotes how intimate relationships are transformed from pre-modernity to modernity and from modernity to post-modernity or late-modernity.
But when they do, they are transformed from couch potato kids into free-range children.
In the waiting rooms of oncology we are transformed from being customers, mere medical consumers, into being supplicants.
The ironic twist is that in this profession we are transformed from unremarkable young people into a little aristocracy.
They are transformed from butter-wouldn't-melt archetypes into manipulative creatures – a duality Persson recognises in her own children.
The group will examine the way in which works are transformed from first draft to published text.
"People are transformed from man to woman, from countess to maid, from boy to soldier," Mr. Fischer writes.
It's a switch you can sometimes feel when you catch the eye of a passer-by and are transformed from a spectator into a player on a stage.
At Hartford Stage, Mr. Albee's musings on monogamy, mortality, evolution, anthropology, civilization and all that, are transformed from pretentious twaddle into high theater.
And the cruelty of the state they represent becomes apparent as they are transformed from guests to occupiers, holding the civilian population hostage.
At her signal, the boys and girls filed into their classes at the Cynthia King Dance Studio, where they are transformed from children into dancers.
