metamorphosis造句

That investigation highlights the metamorphosis taking place inside the regulator.

By what invisible power has this surprising metamorphosis been performed?

It shows the metamorphosis of a larva into a butterfly.

Using the art of metamorphosis and magic, the fox often engaged in spiritual possession of people.

I often think about my final metamorphosis, that likeness of death.

Growth is a metamorphosis, lost the old, because again the new, this is fair.

After this metamorphosis takes place, everyone will benefit from the information moving swiftly around the globe.

The prelude of extension is to break the original pattern, and every time a metamorphosis, time is extended greater freedom.

We all need a metamorphosis of lifestyle if we are to shine as lights in a dark world.

Like fossils of whales with legs, Archaeopteryx seemed to capture a moment in a critical evolutionary metamorphosis.

Still, there is the reassuring uplift of fairy tales like Hans Christian Andersen's duckling turned swan, with its metamorphosis from plain to princely.

These stories took on a metamorphosis of their own and later became pages of thrilling excitement for people of all ages.

Yet that great sound became indistinct again, became fainter, and disappeared; all that remained from this metamorphosis was a lonely void.

As we mature, in time we weave a second egg known as a cocoon, and undergo a metamorphosis yet again from a multi-legged insect into a winged creature that takes flight.

A Tang anecdotal account further explains fox metamorphosis as a form of popular magic: "When the fox is about to haunt, it must wear a skull and worship the Big Dipper."

The fats can act as building blocks for other substances that may be very important in the health of the both the larva and the butterfly, Connor said, particularly during metamorphosis.