Sentence examples for transformed in the course of from inspiring English sources

The shoot for 2010's Certified Copy, about a British writer and a French antiques dealer whose relationship is transformed in the course of a day, tootled back and forth across the hill towns of Tuscany, with Juliette Binoche riding shotgun.

Perhaps, finally, the answer lies in the 'satanic verses' of the title; might not the Lord's song be utterly transformed by time and distance, just as the two heroes of this long, complicated, exhilarating novel are transformed in the course of a journey.

In this study we consider the process of the clinical encounter, and present exemplars of how assumptions of both clinicians and their patients can shift or transform in the course of a diagnostic interview.

The way in which the party has been drastically transformed during the course of Farage's latest tenure in charge are numerous.

In the case where grain growth is determined by the mobility of grain boundary triple junctions (triple junction kinetics) all grains are transformed into polygons in the course of grain growth.

And yet for all the Sturm und Drang, no biographer has shed any real light on how this small-town boy with no more than a grammar school education became the author of masterworks like "Hamlet," "Othello" and "King Lear," and in doing so permanently transformed the course of Western literature.

Heart surgery has of course transformed in the past century, but Leonardo's insights could have made a huge difference if they had been made public earlier.

We have the chance to transform the course of our lives.

The nature of a political system may be transformed not suddenly or violently in the course of revolution but by the gradual, corrosive influence of ideas and by the accumulating impact of different political philosophies.

Conjuration magic effected by hoodoo practitioners helps slaves to overcome difficulties; thus, spells are cast and humans are transformed into birds and mammals in the course of these tales.

The major constituent of LBs is a fibrillar form of α-syn that adopts a β-sheet structure and hence, the disordered monomer or helical tetramer is transformed into highly organized fibrils in the course of this pathology.