Sentence examples for it morphed from from inspiring English sources

It morphed from its jokiness, its playfulness, its metaphysical possibilities into something harsh, stern and unyielding.

Holly Hotchner, the director of the Museum of Arts and Design, hired Ms. Sagar 13 years ago and credits her not just with reimagining the museum's store, but with re-branding the museum when it morphed from the American Craft Museum into its new identity on Columbus Circle.

It morphed from a colorless agency that attracted little interest as its engineers methodically processed patent applications into a branch of government with a central role in an economy driven by inventions involving software, computers, the Internet, telecommunications and biotechnology.

It morphed from a regular performance of his hits to a yearly holiday gig after a heckler at a December show prompted him to sing some Christmas songs.

Talaat Harb Street became crowded with vendors and parked cars.When the Riche reopened, it morphed from a handmaiden of modernity into a refuge from it.

With the first dress, the girl walked on in a 1906 costume, and it morphed from 1906 to 1916 and then to 1926.

As for CBD, you can expect claims of health benefits to multiply as it morphs from a component of an illicit drug to a financial opportunity in the growing "wellness" food and beverage industry.

So intrusive has their screaming become that, any time they meet, the sport they play because they supposedly love it morphs from tennis into one long, existential cry for help.

Served in a tall glass with a tiny sieve of decorative dried botanicals, the Deluxe has the colour and consistency of strong herbal tea, but tastes on first sip like a soft G and T. Then it morphs, from delicate cocktail to spicy tea, tingling on the tongue and leaving a rich, woody aftertaste.

It's also got that part where it morphs from a perfectly acceptable sub-sub-sub-Velvet Underground rock chugger into a decade-predicting guitar-techno jock jam.

Rather, it uses the imagery to illustrate the evolution of her intensely sexual relationship with her husband as it morphs from lust and passion to tenderness, appreciation, and a different form of love.