Sentence examples for transformed the language from inspiring English sources
Until the late Victorian era, stage performances usually observed the setting and period implied in the play, but they transformed the language.
Whenever possible, she transformed the language of politics into the language of love, likening herself to the spouse or the mother of her kingdom.
The shocking image of three-year-old Alan Kurdi lying dead on a Turkish beach transformed the language of the European migration debate as it appeared on 20m screens around the world in just 12 hours, according to new social media analysis.
The inaugural exhibition, Revolution in the Making: Abstract Sculpture by Women, 1947 - 2016, represents nearly 100 works by 34 female artists "who have transformed the language of abstract sculpture".
Many qualitative research theorists have transformed the language of traditionally quantitative concepts of research validity and reliability to make them applicable to qualitative research (Goetz and LeCompte, 1984; Janesick, 2000).
It has developed workshops over the last five years for transforming the language of patent abstracts and other arcana into simpler prose.
"You are taking an awful responsibility if you try to transform the language of others," Ms. Chevalier said.
The Japanese government, like many older Japanese citizens, is unimpressed by these linguistic imports that are transforming the language.
Those disempowered work to transform the language and thereby change the condition of their existence in a society in which power has already been distributed.
In the US a similar thing happens - immigrants transform the language of the host country, thereby appropriating it and using it as a tool of social and political struggle.
In a spectacular career since, he was not only to transform the language of jazz improvisation, but write symphonies and collaborate with opera singers, and inititiate an electric-fusion approach with Prime Time in the 1970s that's been as influential as his acoustic one.
