Sentence examples for progressive transformation from inspiring English sources

The majordomo, Fezoo, walked through the rooms of the house behind my back, snapping on the lights, a progressive transformation.

The piece consists of an uneven grid of 23 mug shots charting her progressive transformation from a drab-looking suburbanite into a glamorous diva.

Morphologic examination demonstrated preserved nodal architecture showing hybrid features of progressive transformation of germinal centers and Castleman-type changes in a background of florid follicular hyperplasia.

After they die, given the right conditions of heat, pressure and time, these plants undergo a progressive transformation, first into peat, then lignite and finally into coal.

Tumorigenesis in humans is a multistep process involving genetic alterations that drive the progressive transformation of normal cells into malignant types.

The value of γirr,pl,loc increased with a progressive transformation of SBs to PSBs and the increase in band thickness.

These results prove that progressive transformations of teaching practice benefit cooperative work in class.

Without a word about the specifically political turmoil of the time, Greaves (who died last August, at the age of eighty-seven) made the intimate sexual drama of an unhappily married couple a vision of audacious progressive transformations.

What is missing from accounts which merely tout gender freedom of expression, Heyes argues, is a rich "ethics of transformation" which distinguishes between progressive transformations from those who are oppressed and marginalized and hegemonic (i.e., dominant; oppressive) forms of gender that only further oppression and marginalization (2003, 1111 3).

Rather, as was true for many of their foresisters, they had important matters of concern about which they thought seriously, discussed in their women's clubs and other organizations, wrote and spoke, and worked with determination to effect progressive transformations in the lives of women and their families as well as for the racial group and the society as a whole.

The movements were also contributing to progressive transformations of these regimes that helped to open them to substantive measures of real freedom and justice not only for persons and peoples African and of African descent, but for other persons and peoples of color and, even, for women of European descent.