Sentence examples for be transfigured into from inspiring English sources

But Dean is not content merely to document abuses; every development he laments must be transfigured into a historic evil.

This early Christian faith went hand in hand with the belief that all things whatsoever will be transfigured into the Kingdom of God.

All possible immersions within one such class can be transfigured into one another through continuous smooth transformations that will put no tears, creases, or other regions of infinite curvature into the surface.

In a general way, cities no longer emanate a poetic force, one that says, "come and disappear here; shed your old humdrum self and be transfigured into some strange other identity".

There was a celebratory quality in the art-making, as if everything t-shirts, sneverything t-shirtscanvasneakersd be transfigured into art.

As her obscurities deepened and her landscape ramified, so Lady Lisa was transfigured into a being of myth and fable.

The convict was transfigured into Christ".

Still, plenty of viscous books have been transfigured into sprightly films.

In "Untitled (Reaper Drone)," a 2010 photograph that Artforum ran on its cover, a desert sunrise is transfigured into an Abstract-Expressionist tableau of crimson, periwinkle, and violet.

What's mundane and navel-gazing in the subject has remained so, though it has also been transfigured into affecting song and dance.

His face had been transfigured into sculpted planes that spoke of bygone Xhosa-Khoi relations, and the awkward hair parting was gone.