Sentence examples for morphs from from inspiring English sources

Erard's book gradually morphs from journalistic inquiry into scientific investigation.

But as he morphs from iconoclastic investor to political crusader, Browder becomes less likable.

And a signal light, visible from anywhere on the floor, morphs from blue to green.

His expression morphs from anger to fear and, finally, mute horror as Carl's plans go south.

Lisa Sangster's set cleverly morphs from a classroom to a restroom and back again.

And he morphs from the brothers' hostage into their mentor and employer.

When expressing disdain for international governance, the Bush administration morphs from visionary neocon idealist into coolly rational realist.

Giving away strategy is one thing, but "No more laziness, Alonzo!" morphs from an exhortation into a public flogging.

He morphs from his Pacino to his Brando to his Caine before his travel-mate has time to sigh.

In "Teen Wolf" (1985), Michael J. Fox, 5-6 in socks, morphs from schoolboy hoopster into werewolf.

Gibson, who suddenly morphs from affable "Good Morning America" host to war reporter, locks down the story.