Sentence examples for improbable transformation from inspiring English sources
There is a story to Malala Yousafzai's improbable transformation from a quiet, deferential 11-year-old living near Pakistan's tribal areas to a teenage spokeswoman for girls' education.
She's mourning the death of her own mother, and, together, they make a pilgrimage to Mt. Fuji, which becomes an appropriate setting for the improbable transformation of a middle-aged, gut-heavy Bavarian into a dancer enacting his grief.
In his new book, "The Man Who Thought Like a Ship," Loren Steffy chronicles this improbable transformation and rise to the top of a field that his father essentially created.
For while the earlier part of the movie involves Mr. Guetta's seemingly inept efforts as a documentarian, the rest involves his improbable transformation into a street artist, which culminated in an enormous one-man show in Los Angeles in 2008.
In novelistic detail it recounts Mr. Wacquant's improbable transformation from winded graduate student to Busy Louie, a 137-pound junior welterweight who manages to pin his opponent on the ropes during the third round at the 1990 Chicago Golden Gloves tournament (though in a controversial decision by the judges, he ends up losing the match): "I rush at Cooper and attack without letting up.
It is, quite simply, a moment of utterly improbable, instantaneous transformation.
To many at the time, the transformation seemed improbable.
To South Korean politicians and foreign leaders, the North's remarks about this promised transformation are vague, improbable and worrisome.
"Improbable?" Serling asks of the idea of literal body transformation, "Perhaps.
So, reviewing quickly, let's start with the fact that the second law as classically stated says nothing about the transformation from disordered to ordered states being "infinitely improbable".
Furthermore, the oxidization of the post-ablated pure indium nanodomains from the atmospheric oxygen or the direct transformation of the crystal phase of InN to In2O3 are improbable to occur because oxidization via those pathways is energetically unfavorable.
