Sentence examples for quiet transformation from inspiring English sources
But the opera-house performing arts are undergoing a quiet transformation, in large part in response to the same forces that are transforming everyday lives in urban societies: a demand for instant access, ever-improving multimedia and technological possibilities, live screening and streaming, social media and shorter attention spans.
ARTS The opera-house performing arts are undergoing a quiet transformation, in large part in response to the same forces that are transforming everyday lives in urban societies: a demand for instant access, ever-improving multimedia and technological possibilities, live screening and streaming, social media and shorter attention spans.
"I made it!" McCall's expression is one of quiet transformation.
In the heart of Kathmandu, in the narrow lanes around the famous Durbar Square, a quiet transformation is taking place.
Recently, however, Dorset been undergoing a quiet transformation, attracting gourmet grocers and hoteliers and London chefs at the forefront of locavore cuisine.
But a quiet transformation has been afoot since 2006, when Mark Peskanov, a genial, burly Russian violinist, took over as Bargemusic's president and executive and artistic director.
His quiet transformations are acting of the kind you hardly notice; he makes quite the least of himself.
Nearly three decades after the Islamic Revolution, Iran is undergoing a quieter transformation, this one in tourism.
Today, Grasmere Grove, a cul-de-sac of tidy middle-class homes, offers a glimpse into this quiet social transformation.
From a spare, bare (except for the carpet) box that seated six with highly utilitarian chairs and two tables, and the library's patented peace and quiet, the transformation is dramatic.
But Shepard frequently steps back from such struggles to show the Celestials' quiet, unexpected transformation into North Adamites: their Sunday school classes, their surprising friendships (one will be adopted by Sampson's cousin, Fannie), their mania for having their photographs on cartes de visite, some of which are scattered, maddeningly uncaptioned, through the text.
