Sentence examples for try to morph from inspiring English sources

"I try to morph the three," says Cain, whose site-specific work dips into a playfully vivid palette that defies her contemplative nature.

When Ortiz was beyond weary about being unproductive, he decided it could not hurt him to try to morph into a carefree 12-year-old.

While it takes time for anchors to adjust to new desks, and first days do not always reflect subsequent performance, it was notable that Mr. Stephanopoulos did not try to morph into Morning George right out of the gate.

Apple has a hit going with iPod's current design and format to try to morph it into an upscale PDA could be a Newton-sized mistake.

Hence the paradox of Moonves: He is very much Old Hollywood, while simultaneously playing a pivotal role in the events of the moment, as the giant corporations try to morph their content to exploit newly emerging platforms.

Speaker Boehner will not remain captive to his extreme right wing for much longer, and he will try to morph the shutdown/debt ceiling controversy into a debate about entitlements and the long-term debt issue.

"This company is trying to morph into a branded food company from a dairy company".

Enamored of Theodore Dreiser's naturalism and James Joyce's modernism, Dos Passos tried to morph the two traditions.

In trying to morph into an operating-system firm or online ad agency, Google is less a leader than a novice.

However hard it tries to morph into a counter-cultural gadfly, Catholicism will continue to be tainted by its image as an agency that enjoyed too much wealth and power for too long and abused both.

The person who forgets this rule and tries to morph personal matters into business ones is asking for trouble.