Sentence examples for morphs from the from inspiring English sources

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

The look of Alice, for one thing, merits a book of its own, as she slowly morphs from the full-skirted, large-headed miss of John Tenniel's original drawings (on which nobody has improved) to Disney's simpering cartoon of 1951.

The vibe morphs from the artistic to the aristocratic as you make the 20-minute drive or bus ride along the snaking, tree-lined roads that link Honfleur to Deauville.

Delivering that poetic riff, early in the first act, about going mano a mano with the grim reaper, Mr. Washington's Troy morphs from the salty, genial everyman he's thus far appeared to be into a much more arresting figure.

Movie buffs will recognize this as a clever riff on the end of "The Usual Suspects," in which Verbal Kint, played by Kevin Spacey, morphs from the loquacious simpleton he's been pretending to be into the criminal mastermind he really is.

The morphs from the iteration i are accepted as candidates for the iteration i + 1 with the probability derived from their distance to the target molecule.

Imagine Cape Cod morphing from the 19th century to the 21st in nine nanoseconds.

She morphed from the child her father called "my best boy" to flirty ingenue.

On one side, the Muslim Brotherhood, which now leads the Parliament, is morphing from the opposition into the establishment.

Similarly, journalism has – to some extent – morphed from the heroic investigation beloved by Hollywood into desk-bound churnalism.

Rodriguez has morphed from the premier player in October to a missing player, but he insisted he was not worried.