It's the sort of metamorphosis that occurs within a single phrase.
In the aughts, Franklin underwent an artistic metamorphosis that was primarily lyrical: he turned, sharply and compellingly, toward the personal.
Over the years, the house has seen a stylistic metamorphosis that has paralleled Mr. Daniels's changing interests.
But it is more than just this capacity for metamorphosis that has brought Ms. Ramshaw's ring sets renown.
The metamorphosis that takes place between drawing and print became the strongest attraction for the creative artist.
No, the most electrifying section, the moment of metamorphosis that shows the power of Russian director and designer Dmitry Krymov, comes early on.
Hunger Suggested by Sussexperson, BeckByrneBrian, DonnaWhite and IllusionOfFairness Another great metamorphosis that should have made the list, according to our readers, is Fassbender's performance in Steve McQueen's Hunger.
"Where is he?" Jonas's face shifts from blankness to surprise to ecstatic realization in a metamorphosis that has clearly been rehearsed for hours before the bathroom mirror.
Starfishes and other echinoderms undergo a metamorphosis that includes a change from the bilateral symmetry of the larva to the radial symmetry of the adult.
In the show "Jan Gossaert's Renaissance" on view at the National Gallery until May 30, 93 paintings, drawings and engravings stake out a metamorphosis that began in Flanders.
Pupa, plural pupae or pupas, life stage in the development of insects exhibiting complete metamorphosis that occurs between the larval and adult stages (imago).
