Sentence examples for world transformations from inspiring English sources

Betraying (as usual) no nervousness about the place of re-creations in nonfiction programming, the History Channel flaunts a huge and talented, if barely credited, cast; elaborate set design; music cues; and makeup that convincingly suggests scurvy, among other New World transformations.

There are screens in "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" that are split in two and in four, conversations between the video screen and the physical world, transformations of space from the barren interior of an underdecorated salon to a theatrical train station to the enchanted blue wood of the shadow realm.

"World transformation begins with self-transformation," he advises.

The title itself shows that this is a New World transformation of an Old World concept.

I suspect Ahmadinejad has ridden the stallion of world transformation to exhaustion.

What was linear is now random and what was once a "production line" is becoming a "process of emergence". And sitting right in the center of this world transformation is the challenge of something we call culture.

The results are illustrated on case studies excerpted from real-world transformations, which show the termination properties of the frequently used "transitive closure" and "leaf collector" transformation idioms.

But the art world's transformation has transformed the curatorial field, and this week you needed go no further than a few places in Manhattan to sample its increasingly global sweep.

Ben lives in a world of transformations, the most unpleasant of which can be laid directly at his feet.

We live in a world of transformations, affecting almost every aspect of what we do.

The coastal Swahili were active in the construction of these new ways of perceiving the world, through transformations in settlement, material culture, and architecture.