Sentence examples for head transforms from inspiring English sources

In "One Self: Fish/Girl," when a character says the word "artist," flowers grow out of her head, and then in a graceful transition her head transforms into a bed on which she herself is reading.

The complex where we were staying, a gleaming replica of ancient China built for profit, might easily have appeared in Yan's novel "The Explosion Chronicles," in which an unscrupulous village head transforms his community into an environmentally destructive megacity, and enlists its population as thieves and prostitutes.

At this point expression in the head transforms into broad domains in the developing brain.

Metal electrodes attached to the skin on the outside of the head transform electrical activity into patterns, commonly called brain waves.

But Mr. Solondz brilliantly — triumphantly — turns this impression on its head, transforming what might have been an exercise in easy satirical cruelty into a tremendously moving argument for the necessity of compassion.

Here, McBride turns a hoary scrap of racist mythology — a savage blue-gummed black man, first cousin to Sasquatch, who lurked in the woods and swamps — on its head, transforming the old bugaboo into a hero comparable to the maroons of Caribbean lore.

As a further threat, there have been dark whisperings of a possible ruse by Republicans to pack the Reid bill with pro-gun rights amendments that would turn the legislation on its head, transforming the bill from a measure to tighten gun regulations post-Newtown into a panacea for a gun-owning free-for-all.

There's a synergy between Sendra's visuals and Mullen's words, almost as if he's funneling the sparks flying from the matrix inside Mullen's head, transforming it into a pillowy bedtime story.

He describes the so-called "ant-walking alligators" that the survivors saw everywhere, men and women who "were now eyeless and faceless — with their heads transformed into blackened alligator hides displaying red holes, indicating mouths".

The long, heavy flowering heads transform the bush and make a stunning display for four to six weeks, attracting clouds of butterflies.

In it, he gathers the sources running through his head and transforms them into something musical, driven by the material of language itself.