transmute

This event has been transmuted into “The Gold,” an involving British drama premiering here Sunday on PBS.

Yet Boggs makes a strong case for these books as successful formal experiments in which Baldwin once again transmuted the storms of his personal life into eloquent indictments of systemic racism.

It was necessary for these insurrectionists to embrace faith on their own terms, transmuting their internal theological dialogues into popular art.

The event will feature a Tibetan Buddhist meditation practice for transmuting suffering, she says, during which participants visualize the suffering, breathing it in, then breathe out compassion and healing.

We are running on the energy of farmers’ labor and transmuting it into fetish object, and it feels almost beautiful on set in Los Angeles.