Sentence examples for sublimated into from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'sublimated into' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe the transformation of something from a physical to a mental or spiritual state. For example, "His ambition was sublimated into an unquenchable desire for success."
So repressed it has to be sublimated into a children's book!
For Mormonism, the intensity of the faith got sublimated into missionary zeal and commerce.
How many acts of bullying or vandalism were sublimated into dice-driven combat?
It proved an unexpected delight, the sweetness of the fruit sublimated into an earthy broth.
This furious resolve was sublimated into a series of routines of breathtaking energy and panache.
But the movie is more complicated than just being about erotic obsession sublimated into artistic rapture.
Yet that is what we are adjured to sublimate into an ideal.
It is composed of frozen methane and nitrogen, which sublimate into the atmosphere during the warmer periods of the dwarf planet's orbit, returning to the ground as frost and snow.
The totality is more than a reviewer can illuminate in a few paragraphs, and often more than the novelist can sublimate into the flow of a convincingly dramatic narrative.
And Evelyn's woodenness is not simply heartbreaking; at times, it sublimates into a kind of stark poetry, as when she reveals that after only a few months at the school Father Fairfield will be drafted, then "killed within his second week, but for now he stands before us beautiful and ruined and not yet dead".
Yet if these layers are too thin, they would be lost completely relatively quickly as they sublimate into the atmosphere and erode into space, Stern says.
