In the abstract short forms float into view before being sliced to reform into something else in an ambient trip for the senses.
I love that they have stolen "vanity" and "arrogant" back from the type of people who like to wield those words to make covertly racist judgments about black quarterbacks, and have reformed them into something empowering.
"Jesus was taking the religious, political, economic social ideas that existed…and reforming them into something that was both very familiar and also new," Aslan said.
The violence turned a movement for political reform into something with farther-reaching, transformative goals.
This root-and-branch determination turned what might have been a noble, if controversial, vehicle for intelligence reform into something destructive.
All he can do is hold out hope that even as the broader cause of criminal justice reform runs into something of a wall with President Trump, the principle of innocent until proven guilty is reaffirmed in American life.
Gillespie values sports, in other words, but wants to reform college sports into something smaller and more participatory.
The "Pitchfork" movement, which started as a group of Sicilian farmers pushing for government reforms, has morphed into something a lot bigger: small businessmen, truckers, low-paid workers, students, members of the far right, and the unemployed from all over the country taking to the streets to shout about how awful everything is.
The "pitchfork" movement – which started as a group of Sicilian farmers pushing for government reforms – has morphed into something a lot bigger: small businessmen, truckers, low-paid workers, students and the unemployed from all over the country taking to the streets to shout about how awful everything is.
Even Mr. McCain acknowledges some surprise at how his populist reform message is growing into something larger than the sum of its parts.
