Sentence examples for translate itself from inspiring English sources

Art is at its best when it refuses to translate itself or cater to the lowest common denominator.

Then the silence combusted, as though to translate itself: "We're here, we're queer, we're fabulous, don't fuck with us," someone chanted.

Scrooge is a bad, miserly sort at the start of "A Christmas Carol," but he soon enjoys the "advent of grace and the salvation of his soul by going on a giant spend-o-rama: Scrooge's big sin was to freeze his money; for money, as all students of it recognize, is of use only when it's moving, since it derives its value entirely from whatever it can translate itself into.

"Museum science has had to learn to translate itself better to the public," Perkins says.

Robinson believes this lack of experience will increasingly translate itself into a philosophy of short-term thinking.

Rejecting Nozick as a model, Scruton stresses that "political understanding, as a form of practical judgement, does not readily translate itself into universal principles" (Scruton 1980: 36).

The vector enables the gene to overcome barriers to entry into the cell, and to make its way to the nucleus to be transcribed and translated itself or to modulate transcription and/or translation of other genes.

In both men, this translated itself as calm, something that conveyed itself to the audience.

That concern has already translated itself into proposed legislation in America.

The Tea Party is more in the tradition of American populism which has a hard time translating itself into a credible challenger for government.

But somehow this siren song insists on translating itself into the rhythms of a sideshow hypnotist, the kind who keeps saying, "Your eyelids are getting heavy......