Sentence examples for transfiguration process from inspiring English sources

The book that features "Rape Joke," Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals, does deal with these themes, but as Lockwood applies an almost psychedelic transfiguration process to the figures that populate her work, she comments blackly on a slew of other topics: childhood and puberty, nature, environmental degradation, parenthood, writing and poetry, history as we are taught it in high school, war.

The increase in probability of transfiguration in foam transport process corresponded to the higher flow impedance.

Jamie Newall, as the hermit, also captures perfectly the process of transfiguration by which the actor becomes the person he is playing.

Robinson, so theologically obsessed with transfiguration, can transfigure the most banal observation.

To this extent, and Wilde finds this a deeply un-Hellenic thought, one can transform one's past through a process of aesthetic transfiguration or sublimation.

You refer to making aspic as "a special kind of religion," and to the cooking process as "a complete transfiguration of the flesh".

On the side of the building in the prison courtyard, "Transfiguration" by Mr. Witkin is an arrangement of organic shapes that results from a direct bronze casting process.

"Is this, perhaps, death?" sings the soprano in Richard Strauss's "Four Last Songs," to which the orchestra obligingly replies with a quotation from the 84-year-old composer's own "Death and Transfiguration". But such rhetorical gestures are relatively uncommon among artists who have come to terms with their own mortality -- a process that takes both time and unflinching courage.

Now he suggests transfiguration.

Finally, death brought transfiguration.

"Death and Transfiguration".