We have transposed onto him the whole maelstrom of turbid emotions we had imparted to Osama bin-Laden, and then the Islamic State. .
His identity as a Jewish writer is completely central to him and he finds himself transposed into an Italian sculptor.
It issued a corrected list that now includes him — his first and last names transposed — among 90 people who died in immigration custody between Oct. 7, 2003, and Feb. 7, 2009.
The captive's relief at the removal of the death threat is transposed into feelings of gratitude toward the captor for giving him or her life.
In the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Hubert Spiegel likens it to "Shakespeare in Love"; it tells the story of the real-life heartbreak that, a few years later, the twenty-four-year-old writer transposed into "The Sorrows of Young Werther," the book that made him famous and that launched a thousand lovelorn suicides.
The exorcism supposedly lasted a month; heard it damn near killed him.' In The Heretic, this exorcism is transposed to the Thirties, with a youthful Merrin (played by original star Max von Sydow) saving a young boy from the grip of Pazuzu in Ethiopia.
A designer had given him a plan on paper and he had successfully transposed it to the fifteen-thousand-square-foot roof.
Correction: August 19 , 2004 Thursday An article on Saturday about the wife and the ex-wife of Gov. James E. McGreevey of New Jersey, who have supported him in the wake of his announcement that he is gay, transposed the maiden name and married name of the founder of the Straight Spouse Network, a group that counsels heterosexual spouses of homosexuals.
An article on Saturday about the wife and the ex-wife of Gov. James E. McGreevey of New Jersey, who have supported him in the wake of his announcement that he is gay, transposed the maiden name and married name of the founder of the Straight Spouse Network, a group that counsels heterosexual spouses of homosexuals.
In the Introduction to The Structure of Behavior, rhetorically he asks, "Is the solution to be found purely and simply in a return to critical thought?" (SB, 4) According to him, there is something in naturalism which must be both understood and transposed.
