Sentence examples for somewhat transformed from inspiring English sources

"I came out of this voyage somewhat transformed," he said.

With the increase of temperatures in post-Pleistocene times (since about 11,700 years ago), the cold-loving plants retreated to the mountains, where they have been preserved and somewhat transformed.

An earlier example of splashback when a cultural innovation returns, somewhat transformed, to the place of its origin was the British Invasion of the American popular music market in the mid-1960s.

Dirt poor and struggling through much of his adult life, Garcia Marquez was somewhat transformed by his later fame and wealth.

Skateboarding, too, has been transformed somewhat.

It is so particular to the time, place and community that engendered it, that its communicative powers are somewhat muted or transformed when viewed by passersby.

The newly transformed undead somewhat impatiently listen to rules that include no biting or tackling.

At first, the company looked like a bookstore; next, it became a mass retailer; later, for somewhat obscure reasons, it transformed into a television and movie studio.

When those closest to Howard Dean try to explain what transformed the somewhat directionless young man into a driven family man, they frequently light upon the unexplained disappearance of his beloved brother Charlie in violence-ravaged Laos in 1974 at the height of the Vietnam War.

Because the Hamiltonian (or the invariant operator) of the system is somewhat complicated, we had transformed the Hamiltonian to a simple form by using a unitary operator.

The arena that had been designed, and redesigned, for basketball will now transform somewhat awkwardly to accommodate hockey for its first sporting event days after the building opens with a concert by Jay-Z.