Sentence examples for being transported into a from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless I never forgot my original sense of being transported into a world more vivid than my own.

That same sense of being transported into a weird otherworld is found in Dead Souls, the original B-side to Atmosphere.

While King Seti's sarcophagus and Hogarth's Rake's Progress are awesome things in their own right, what is more awesome still is being transported into a curious and acquisitive mind of the Enlightenment age.

Such a mix-up of the senses is called synesthesia; painters and poets sometimes claim to have it, and its being invoked here deepens the sense of mystery and the idea of being transported into a strange new realm, which the artist obviously wants.

Standing on top of one of Miguel Chevalier's interactive magic carpets is like being transported into a morphing world of colors, patterns, and light.

Even if visitors don't pay attention, pick up on, or care about the story itself, they'll still get the feeling of being transported into a new place that feels quite real -- and that feeling comes from the story being told.

Finding a lump, having a biopsy, waiting for the news (which turns out to be bad), being transported into an alternative universe that somewhat resembles something you've seen on TV but is happening to you and never cuts for a commercial -- the whole experience is, for many, life-shaping in a way that few other events can be.

Inositol is transported into a cell by the transporter encoded by iolT1, iolT2 and iolT3 that are present at 2474000 bp, 35900 bp and 2057000 bp in the genome of the type strain CIRM BIA 1.

Yet, while I admired the evening, I never felt I had been transported into a world of passion and terror.

In the darkness of the theater, I was transported into a world of freewheeling fun, free of moral seriousness.

Once 6x9 begins, you are transported into a room that measures six foot by nine foot – the average size of so-called "supermax" isolation cells in the US.