Sentence examples for inner transformations from inspiring English sources

Nomi Bachar, Deborah Bailay, Colin Carew and Kathryn Sullivan, choreographic members of this artists' collective, present new works suggesting how personal experiences can lead to inner transformations.

She is the focus; her shifting relations with the others give the novel its frame, and her realizations and inner transformations deliver the considerable pathos of its resolution.

He credits "inner transformations in the industry such as hyper-specialization," where clients are seeking service providers who specialize in their field and can provide customized solutions.

But the memoir's essentially religious DNA, the Augustinian preoccupation with bearing written witness to remarkable inner transformations, remained dominant during the sixteen centuries from the "Confessions" to Burroughs's "Running with Scissors".

Inner transformations, such as gauge transformations, are connected with more abstract properties.

He also spends a total of about one and a half paragraphs discussing his inner transformation.

It just seems that way, which in itself is proxy tribute to the inner transformation that Langella is illuminating.

That is the Second Chance narrative, in which a beleaguered protagonist has the opportunity, either through outside intervention or inner transformation, to do it over or better.

RUTH LaFERLA Margaret (Victoria Clark), above, undergoes a stylistic metamorphosis that mirrors her inner transformation from provincial matron to citizen of the world.

Far from being a type of dystopian prophecy – though at times it is that too – his work has at its core an experience of inner transformation and renewal.

These outward activities Meher Baba saw as indications of the inner transformation of consciousness that he came to give the world.