Sentence examples for be transformed into some from inspiring English sources

Suffused with post-cold-war triumphalism, they regarded Russia as "a nation ready, willing and able to be transformed into some replica of America".

"We're looking at family guys from their late 20s up and we don't want to say that if you use Pert you're going to be transformed into some magnificent women magnet," Mr. Sorvino said.

Of course, the concept of the "dream home", the place in which one's life would be transformed into some sort of lifestyle-pages fantasy is much beloved of estate agents, who know very well that what they are selling is far more than bricks and mortar.

In order to help teachers easily analyze students' profiles in intelligent tutoring system, it is essential that students' portfolios can be transformed into some useful information to reflect the extent of students' participation in the curriculum activity.

In 2004, GM Larry Kaufman expressed a more nuanced view than Adams and Berliner, arguing that the initiative stemming from the first move can always be transformed into some sort of enduring advantage, albeit not necessarily a decisive one.

Look around the house for things that can be transformed into some awesome "Christmas tree decorations".

"From the neck up, my beautiful husband had been transformed into some kind of freakish human experiment," she writes about rushing to Mr. Woodruff's bedside and finding him comatose and drastically disfigured.

In my translation, Gregor is transformed into "some sort of monstrous insect" with "some sort of" added to blur the borders of the somewhat too specific "insect"; I think Kafka wanted us to see Gregor's new body and condition with the same hazy focus with which Gregor himself discovers them.

In many of these papers on solvability, the equations and systems are nonlinear and are transformed into some solvable linear ones by using suitable changes of variables.

In this step, raw text is transformed into some data representation format that can be used as input for the knowledge extraction algorithms.

Within five minutes I'm transformed into some sort of Annie Lennox Stars in Your Eyes contestant, which means I'm probably ready.