Sentence examples for metamorphosis as a from inspiring English sources
The monarch butterfly symbolises royalty and his "metamorphosis as a singer and entertainer".
Where Kafka writes Gregor Samsa's metamorphosis as a passion play of Christ-like suffering and forbearance, Hage works the subject for something much more caustic and defiant.
A handful of reviewers invoked Kafka's Metamorphosis as a comparison, as well as the style and prose of Michel Foucault, Michel Houellebecq and Catherine Millet.
This year's show is a bestiary, with the man-into-beast, beast-into-man metamorphosis as a kind of secondary theme.
It's also possible that hindsight causes me to see patterns where there are none, and it's worth noting that seeing Metamorphosis as a story about race or self-loathing – or more precisely, about realising that you are loathed by those around you – is just one of a myriad interpretations.
As for Olivia, the Sandra Dee substitute for the seventies, she acts and sings prettily but her final metamorphosis as a leather-clad siren makes You're the One That I Want sound like an invitation to a snogging session behind the Vicarage.
In the wake of Monday's Supreme Court decision related to allegations against the Modi administration's role in the 2002 riots that left more than 1,000 dead, mostly Muslims, Mr. Modi seems eager to announce a metamorphosis, as well.
We recorded larval mortality and growth prior to metamorphosis, as well as size at and time to metamorphosis.
Lectins are therefore of particular interest as candidates for roles in settlement and metamorphosis as well as in other developmental processes including the uptake of Symbiodinium (see below).
It's tempting to see this actor's metamorphosis as an allegory of the changes in American film from the adventurous 70's to the craven, risk-averse 21st century.
His emotional journey through life encompasses several metamorphoses as a wide variety of owners adopt him.
