Sentence examples for it transmutes from inspiring English sources

I can't offer the same apologia for Songsmith's output when it transmutes the rock canon into synthetic treacle.

If the mark of art is that it transmutes the everyday into something rare and wonderful, then Kerr is an artist.

I like these two pieces a lot, and Franzen does a head-on job of addressing the two issues that written humor poses: it ages unevenly, and it transmutes from page to speech.

Then it transmutes the city's Grand Central Parkway into the Island's Northern State; decades ago, there was a distinct change in the highway lighting at that point, and the exit signs changed from black-on-white to white-on-black, but now the crossing is seamless.

It transmutes the great sun currents absorbed in the ripened grain.

"Every time they just about get a vaccine discovered for it, it transmutes into something new and they have to start over again.

But soon after, he surprised her by returning it, transmuted into the "jewel" of a brass and silver wire brooch.

The music was swinging and hypnotic, doleful and soothing, rooted and personal, as it transmuted basic elements into profound incantations.

Some of it ended up as a wall at Dartford, in Kent, standing to this day -- Frobisher's "gold-rich ore," as Ruby phrases it, "transmuted back into just rock".

McCarthy's narrator watches the ferry from Manhattan, with the sun "haloing it, transmuting it into a brilliant orange pool that spread across the harbor like a second mass of water … This pool of light was spreading right towards the ferry, swallowing it up, dismantling it pixel by orange pixel".

Its adoption by the nation's gruesome and grey sesh gremlins the nihilistic lounge-dwellers who prop up the UK's GDP through Holsten Pils and Snyders pretzel sales alone has seen it transmute from a dubstep fan's delight to a drug that gets pounded before, during, and after a Kink set at the Warehouse Project.