transfigured in a sentence

• As is so often the case, the art transfigures the life.
• /With a glory in his bosom that transfigures you and me;
• The scene, the moment, the actress, are all transfiguring.
• And, while we watch, our actors transfigure themselves into saviors.
• It also hints at the psychohistory he transfigured into comedy.
• A vast, impersonal and yet furious grimace transfigures his wet face.
• Suddenly, the woman is transfigured in an array of bright lights.
• These journeys are reflected and transfigured in his poetical work.
• The Seagram Building is also about transfiguring the commonplace.
• In Oistrakh's hands, even these miniatures are upgraded, transfigured.
• It's difficult to see transfigured in a sentence .
• But you can't transfigure the world without ticking off the world.
• Nude, humiliated, he is suddenly transfigured by a remarkable flow of movement.
• Here was local transfigured into national, indeed.
• Here is the essence of Beethoven transfigured by a spirit of perhaps unsuspected kinship.
• Lights should be installed that can transfigure space.
• But wherever there is haying there is also the abrupt transfiguring of the landscape.
• But nothing transfigures like the years going by.
• It is inexplicably moving to see human movement transfigured through mechanics into animal movement.
• Our appetites know themselves better when artistically transfigured.
• Later Valli became the second consort of God Kataragama and transfigured as a deity.