Sentence examples for transposing itself from inspiring English sources

Still, I couldn't stop one image from transposing itself onto my textbooks: me, lying by a brook at night, listening to its babbling, knowing I was going down my own wide-open path.

But the fact that the UK's domestic deregulatory agenda is gradually transposing itself onto the rest of Europe is a domestic failure, and a failure of the progressive UK movement to translate a positive social and environmental message into robust political outcomes and solutions.

Laura Parnes, a director of Momenta Art, which has been in Williamsburg for five years, said she thought that section's arts climate "can transpose itself to Greenpoint".

Onstage and off, Plunkett's ability to inhabit and portray experience has an almost tactile, corporeal quality — when, in conversation, she mentioned watching "Saturday Night Live" in bed, her face softened and transposed itself so that she looked, fleetingly, like a woman in a nightgown peering at a screen.

What's marvelous to observe is how this original dichotomy, which existed fully formed in Montaigne's mind, between the looser and stricter conceptions of the essay — the flourish and the finished, the try and the trial — transposed itself onto the one that existed between France and England.

Thus, Rover can no longer transpose itself in these species.

It encodes a reverse transcriptase and is able to amplify and transpose itself within the genome.

The composition is notable for both its adherence to academic tradition (the mastery of the figure as an end in itself), and its uniqueness in transposing the male nude to an outdoor setting.

There are the varied ways he applies retouching itself: for fashion ads, for instance, he'll do a Middle Eastern version, transposing clothes onto models who are showing too much skin.

We're transposing it to America.

Once you feel comfortable transposing very basic music, try to transpose something more complex.