Sentence examples similar to morphing into something more complex from inspiring English sources
When I came back from Asia, I was much more comfortable around women, and my sexuality had morphed forever from bewildered innocence into something more complex and rapacious.
Open to the possibility of the relationship morphing into something more profound". .
As for Bateman, his success co-starring in R-rated comedies like "Identity Thief" and "Horrible Bosses" now seems to be morphing into something more ambitious.
THE Enron scandal, which began with transactions complex enough to make an accountant's eyes glaze over, has by now morphed into something more: an American-style cultural spectacle, complete with Congressional hearings, movie rights and memorabilia available on E-Bay (see Page 4).
But then the careful treading morphed into something more substantial.
The mixture bubbles and morphs into something more sludgy.
Grief, once suffered, will never leave entirely – but it can gradually morph into something more bearable.
But what began as sulky compliance with environmental laws has morphed into something more proactive.
A cold invariably morphed into something more serious, usually a sinus infection.
Nevertheless, over the last three years, the mission has morphed into something more like a conventional ground war.
"It's morphed into something more glamorous and fancy," Mr. Reich said.
