Voorbeelden van transmute

• Attitudes are transmuted and adapted but remain fundamentally what they have been for generations.

• In this work vocal sounds transmute into other voices, perform impossible acrobatics, and dissolve into granular textures.

• Her aria and their actions demonstrate the implacability of a desire that should have been stilled, or indeed, transmuted by their accession to power.

• In the records she is ostensibly present, but is actually lost to her translated, transmuted, and sexualized inscription.

• Its members were transmuted into true intellectuals by a process of revision that usually originated in personal examination.

• Nevertheless, just as the possession of a generous income was transmuted into a form of self-sacrice, so too was the prospect of marriage.

• But almost at once the process of exposition starts to waver or transmute.

• The necessity for an existential dimension to the work in hand becomes transmuted into a preference, even a quest for the elimination of the casual.

• Almost all alchemical treatments and operations were directed toward changing the properties of fusible bodies or transmuting them into each other.

• The pluriactive family eventually transmuted into the small entrepreneur as market conditions improved.

• Similarly, it can be transmuted for oneself into such a concern.

• The liberalist turn in the 1920s could not last for long and the critique of the superseding sovereign nation state transmuted into hegemonic regionalism in the 1930s.

• An atmosphere of wholeness permeated the entire enterprise, transmuting it into a kind of magic and enshrining it in the minds of those who had been there.

• As a consequence, his bird-bride and their "bairnies three" transmute into gulls and take to the skies, leaving the hunter asking whether they will ever return.

• The important thing within the ritual of confession is not only to confess to acts that transgress the law, but also to transmute one's desire into a form of discourse.