Sentence examples for transmutation into from inspiring English sources
How, then, given pop music's transmutation into a sort of aural smog, is it possible for an artist to create something that sounds mysteriously compelling?
With its star's transmutation into a slightly milder variation of his standard screen persona, "I Love You Phillip Morris" is a Jim Carrey movie all the way: a good one, I might add.
For him, alchemy, from its ancient origins as a servant to the decorative arts to its 17th-century transmutation into modern chemistry, provided the crucible in which many contemporary ideas about nature and artifice were first examined.
Yet the plunge into primal expression ("SAD") and schematic remembrance ("home") has occasioned not only satire directed at Oracle Ranch and its language but also a rueful acknowledgment of the elementary nature of feeling, no matter how elaborate its eventual transmutation into art.
These three factors determine the relative fraction of each gas and its transmutation into or from stable gas by subsequent neutron capture.
John Frankenheimer's classic focuses on the psychological effects of war and its transmutation into mind control and political assassination.
The purpose of this work was to provide a guide for future investigations into MA transmutation in LWR.
Three decades later I still feel lucky to have experienced that transmutation of wrath into flight.
"The transmutation of sensation into sentiment," he wrote, "the ebb and tide of memory, waves of emotions such as desire, jealousy and artistic euphoria — this is the material of the enormous and yet singularly light and translucid work".
"La Toilette" (1906), a masterpiece from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, which shows a willowy nude doing her hair in a mirror that is held by a clothed woman, demonstrates Picasso's transmutation of randiness into erotic poetry.
Syllable by syllable, it transported me back to the city where I spent my 20s and developed a perverse love for the broad "a" and the tough-sounding transmutation of "the" into "duh".
