Sentence examples for whose transformation from inspiring English sources

Gregor Samsa, fictional character, an overworked salesman whose transformation is the subject of Franz Kafka's symbolic novella The Metamorphosis (1915).

And, like Anakin Skywalker, whose transformation into Darth Vader is rotely foreshadowed in "Episode II," Eminem can't hold back his arrogance or vindictiveness.

Next came Stephen Dorff, whose transformation from, as Mr. Pasternak put it, "party boy who didn't work out to really ripped" remains one of his favorites.

Unlike Quentin Tarantino, however, whose transformation of his many influences is the foundation of a personal vision, Mr. Creevy engages not in metamorphosis but in simulation.

But a new wave of these hotels are opening this year, providing yet another lure to entice the young international travelers who are already flocking to this city, whose transformation is occurring at breathtaking speed.

ATLANTA, Aug. 29 — Richard A. Jewell, whose transformation from heroic security guard to Olympic bombing suspect and back again came to symbolize the excesses of law enforcement and the news media, died Wednesday at his home in Woodbury, Ga.

Cimino's romantic loner is also a killer and a loser, a shapeshifter whose transformations can't dispel the demons of memory and the mounting burden of loss.

This is not the case for equations (7) and (13), whose transformations lead to the same canonical form.

The implications of these findings are important to design and interpretation of IA and CRA stream tracer experiments, particularly those with reactive solutes whose transformations may depend on solute concentration.

Azomethine ylides (e.g., 4) have been identified as important intermediates, opening up a new chapter in the chemistry of these dipolar species whose transformations have largely been dominated by pericyclic processes.

And Vladimir Moroz's Onegin is a bit of a cold fish, whose ardent transformation for the final scene is hard to credit.