Sentence examples for transform her own from inspiring English sources

Now Ms. Avellan plans to transform her own ideas into movies and television shows and take Troublemaker in new directions.

As they did so, Ms. Rose assumed poses that harmonized with them, as if she were now trying to transform her own body into an abstraction.

A little more than half a century after Richardson, she brought to the realist novel a discipline and a concision and an irony that enabled her to transform her own didactic impulses into the basis of art.

As a CEO, Miles has crafted an innovative business model predicated on employee happiness because she's seen the power of flexibility to transform her own life.

Since Marina's father could not show compassion, it was up to her to find a way to transform her own inherited resentment into compassion.

And as it did, I became increasingly more able to return her gift and help her to transform her own self-perception in a similar way.

"This video can help break down prejudices and stereotypes against HIV by depicting the 'positive' daily life of an HIV positive woman who transformed her own life," said the judges.

On the domestic front Warsi, along with Theresa May and Dominic Grieve, has been central in transforming her own parliamentary party – from being all white when she joined, to its 12 minority MPs today.

Lenahan, a courageous human rights advocate and domestic violence survivor who transformed her own devastation into an international fight for the rights of others harmed by domestic violence, was in Ithaca for the Law School's Berger and Dorothea S. Clarke Current Events Colloquium, which featured a screening of Home Truth, a new documentary film about her story and case.

Mendieta's work from that period -- including experiments transforming her own body and identity and performances (sometimes for an audience of one) in which she held a flailing, decapitated chicken or rolled by the side of a creek in blood and feathers -- bear witness to her contact with visiting artists and critics like Vito Acconci and Lucy Lippard.

Even a woman intent on transforming her own workplace will have blind spots.