Sentence examples for transmutation from from inspiring English sources
And he continued to enjoy his transmutation from colourless to colourful.
A weak Bush showing would also suggest that even establishment Republicans are disenchanted by his sudden transmutation from compassionate conservative to expedient right-winger.
Darwin, as is well known, knew about transmutation from his grandfather Erasmus' book Zoonomia (E. Darwin 1794 96).
The influence of laser pulse duration on the degree of transmutation (from fs through ns range) is discussed.
Nanhu Eco-city, a miracle of scientific development and urban transformation, unrolls a picture of historic transmutation from industrial civilization toward eco-civilization.
I have reached the conclusion that Darwin was testing the idea of transmutation from his earliest experiences in South America (see my essay "Experimenting with Transmutation. Darwin, the Beagle, and Evolution" elsewhere in this issue).
This idea is in parallel with and central to the longer-term process of more complex forms arising via transmutation (evolution) from simpler forms.
"The transmutation effect from not masturbating is real," said Rhodes.
She's interested in transmogrification and transmutation: creating from the synthesis of unlikely and disparate elements while unveiling a hidden type of feral ideology.
Elsewhere, he has written unsparingly of "the remarkable transmutation of neoconservatism from intellectual movement to rabble-rousing Republican court ideology".
Darwin's original sketch from Transmutation Notebook B, root of the artist's inspiration.
