Sentence examples for confrontation transformation from inspiring English sources
By fusing his academic training with a precocious natural ability to abstract and invent, Galeas creates images that suggest private rituals of confrontation, transformation and redemption.
There is no need to spell out parallels between the journey from 1960s community activism to 1970s armed confrontation and the modern transformation of men from Leeds, or Brooklyn, or Aylesbury into active members of al-Qaida.
Apocalypticism: The belief in an approaching confrontation, cataclysmic event, or transformation of epochal proportion, about which a select few have forewarning so they can make appropriate preparations.
You're creating the type of confrontation that can lead to transformation, but you're not really supporting the transformation until it becomes something sustainable.
Successful transformations call for a rigorous confrontation of reality, both external and internal.
Yet the film also conveys a sense of possibilities and transformations that, for all their confrontation with historical tragedies, aren't themselves tragic.
It wasn't until I was 15 years old that I realized the importance of transformation and growth, and saw the confrontation of my fears as an asset.
The Arab-Israeli Confrontation of 1967: An Arab Perspective (1970) and The Transformation Of Palestine (1972) were two of his most important books.
Their confrontation changes both of these men profoundly; gradually the transformations become palpable in this performance, and a viewer's own emotional response pulls the play into the world that is not like philosophy.
Since the return of Hong Kong to Chinese rule in 1997, policies of engagement have replaced those of confrontation and as China's economy has eclipsed that of the UK, the transformation of that relationship has become imperative for the UK.
Ms. Hunter finds Mr. Gingrich charming, which speaks volumes about his transformation from the days when he was a House speaker known for confrontation and bombast.
