Sentence examples for is transmuting from inspiring English sources
verb
To change, transform or convert one thing to another, or from one state or form to another.
- The alchemists tried to transmute base metals to gold.
Globalisation is transmuting to nationalism.
In the middle, a jumble of steel walkways straddling the rails is transmuting into the spectacular transport hub of the future Mons, courtesy of Santiago Calatrava – the Giorgio Armani of urban regeneration.
Peaceful protests by Sunni started in December 2012, but a lack of concessions by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and a massacre at a peace camp at Hawijah last April is transmuting peaceful protest into armed resistance.
The UK may have been the original soft power nation in spite of Joseph Lye's adoption of the phrase in 1990, but perhaps that UK soft power is transmuting.
Here, sex is transmuted into jokes.
His sin is transmuted to obedience and his foe into a friend.
What does it mean when an ordinary man's life is transmuted into entertainment?
Robinson's writing describes the meeting between memory and history, where gossip is transmuted into folklore.
Which is how the past is transmuted into fiction, and then the fool's gold of history.
But the play presents a very facile idea of how an artist's life is transmuted into art.
Piggy's fall onto the rocks is transmuted into a flight — there's a feathery touch of Icarus about him.
