Sentence examples for artfully transformed from inspiring English sources
The brick building, which operated as a factory for only seven years, has been artfully transformed into an airy exhibition space for the splendid contemporary art collection of Fundación La Caixa, an arts foundation operated by Spain's largest savings bank.
A Chicago friend artfully transformed the cloth into a skirt, adding a layer of American style.
He artfully transformed the controversy over a massive trade deal with Asia into a question of American leadership: either we will write the rules for commerce in the Pacific or the Chinese will.
How artfully it transforms the death of the day and its passing into total darkness, into a lyrical poetic repetition of passing time.
When the police made an arrest Thursday in the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz in New York, the tragedy underscored the unfinished searches for other children whose parents continue to hunt for them with photographs artfully retouched to transform baby faces into teens.
In "The Secret Epidemic: The Story of AIDS and Black America," a collection of portraits of individuals transformed by the epidemic's sweep, he artfully threads together the ways in which this horror came to be.
Instead, they fed cash through a wood chipper all of it and transformed the scraps into eight paintings of shredded U.S. currency artfully arranged onto unassuming, if unappetizing, brown backgrounds.
It also means the club will strive to keep players like Bale, who on Sunday transformed a pedestrian first half when he slipped through the porous Arsenal defense and artfully flicked a shot — with his favored left foot, of course — past the goalkeeper for the game's first goal.
Transformed into a ghost, Shade acts to "infiltrate and animate Kinbote's imagination," carefully shaping the Commentary's ravings about Zembla so that they artfully conclude with the very gunshot that felled the poet.
At a stroke artfully timed in the documentary to coincide with the soldiers' transfer from training camp to the Western Front itself the distant figures of a hundred years ago are transformed into recognizably familiar brothers, fathers, and sons, with their big grins and terrible British teeth.
