Sentence examples similar to form has transmuted from inspiring English sources

Ulrich has thought back so many times to this moment that the figure in the corridor has transmuted into something more than a man.

Despite the crisis, support for him has transmuted into something close to idolatry.

The steady gaze that history provides has transmuted into a frantic, wild-eyed search.

In more recent times, particularly in the west, this has transmuted into a fear of ageing – of looking old.

'You hear the word penis every 30 seconds - it's amazing.' The word Bobbitt has transmuted itself into a verb.

The bizarre horror in Beckett provokes such glib formulations as that of the Nobel Prize committee: Beckett "has transmuted the destitution of modern man into his exaltation".

This is what the originally principled concept of "Central Bank Independence" has transmuted into.

Pakistan has transmuted the customary concept of nepotism into a popular and profitable business.

Somehow these photographic records, on display in a gallery, have transmuted the original design into a different art form: a kind of photographic mise-en-abÎme, an image within an image.

Manufactured in hope, the fliers now have transmuted into memorial.

The history of loss and affliction he had transmuted into fiction had become autobiography.