Sentence examples for the consequent transfiguration of from inspiring English sources

Amis's account of Sayyid Qutb lingers long over its subject's dread of women, especially American women, and the consequent transfiguration of a man's puritanism into a movement's ideology.

Although it is not named in the New Testament, Mount Tabor is the traditional site of the Transfiguration of Jesus.

Sandy, the Judas among the Brodie girls, goes on to become a nun and the author of a treatise on "The Transfiguration of the Commonplace".

The stress and the consequent loss of control felt familiar.

The resort to drones and the consequent killing of civilians will also win little political ground.

The transfiguration of the GOP isn't only about ideology, however.

Both typify what Arthur Danto has called "the transfiguration of the commonplace".

The transfiguration of the world is in our hands.

In addition, expression of cornifin-α and MUC5AC correlated to a great degree with the transfiguration of the cultured NHNE cells (Kim et al. 2005a).

It's not filmed theatre, but the cinematic transfiguration of the theatrical experience.

But they also highlight the vast difference between raw interviews and the editorial transfiguration of them that is the hallmark of Lanzmann's art.