Sentence examples for was transmuted from inspiring English sources
verb
To change, transform or convert one thing to another, or from one state or form to another.
- The alchemists tried to transmute base metals to gold.
The Tyrant Lizard King was transmuted into Barney.
It suggests, though, how much demoralizing struggle was transmuted into the comic deflections and chilly hurtle of the novels.
Frida Giannini is a past master and her Englishman was transmuted, according to the immutable law of Milanese fashion, into a Gucci guy.
What happened to them in the middle and late sixties was a mysterious transfer of energy, in which disposable fame was transmuted into artistic power.
In the entertainment world, "Beat" was transmuted into "beatnik," a word invented, in 1958, by the San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen.
One memory, of sunlight pouring through a dragonfly's translucent wing, was transmuted into the crocheted wire sculptures for which she first became known.
— had been transmuted into gaudy sex symbols.
Here, sex is transmuted into jokes.
The young man's recollection now has been transmuted into the shooting in Act I.
His sin is transmuted to obedience and his foe into a friend.
What does it mean when an ordinary man's life is transmuted into entertainment?
