Sentence examples for metamorphosis of a from inspiring English sources

By Emily Nussbaum Like "Breaking Bad," its successor is about the metamorphosis of a sad sack.

The ancestrula is formed by the metamorphosis of a sexually produced larva.

That evolution is embodied here by the metamorphosis of a girl group known (though not for long) as the Dreamettes.

Dickey scrupulously documents the metamorphosis of a dog that was once depicted protecting kittens into an urban nightmare purportedly trained to be bloodthirsty by attacking bags of kittens.

We can now witness the metamorphosis of a neutron star between accretion- and rotation-powered phases, in a handful of compact binary millisecond pulsars (known as "redbacks").

Carefully coached, and aided by inspired costume designs by Nadia Benois, she amazingly conveyed the metamorphosis of a loving wife into a wild creature.

Mr. Fantacone pointed out that the metamorphosis of an industrial building in some cases presents significant challenges.

The metamorphosis of an entire class of buildings is, like many tales of the city, a matter of being in the right place at the right time.

The depot is an exciting metamorphosis of an abandoned bus terminal into a creative hub of multimedia exhibition spaces, artistic workshops, cinema screenings, concerts, cafes and a pop-up craft market on Sundays.

As shown, the metamorphosis of an individual at a small size, at a large size (B) or not at all (C) is functionally determined by the hydroperiod of the pond environment.

Both works depart from the mythological tale, in Ovid's "Metamorphoses," of a sculptor who falls in love with a female statue of his own making.