1. Harry can summon his Firebolt when he battles the Hungarian Horntail, but he can't transfigure a rock into a flying broom (as Cedric transfigured a rock into a dog).

2. Hope transfigured her face.

3. Her face was transfigured.

4. Her face was transfigured by happiness.

5. Her face was transfigured with joy.

6. Their faces became transfigured with joy.

7. The new furniture has transfigured the old house.

8. They are transfigured by the healing powers of art.

9. Ann's whole face was transfigured by the early morning light.

10. Yes, Aristo’s expertise in customizing spaces will transfigure your beautiful

11. 1 They are transfigured by the healing powers of art.

12. At one time we could transfigure into any shape including any animal form.

13. Peter, James, and John saw the Lord glorified and transfigured before them.

14. As she gazed down at the baby, her face was transfigured with tenderness.

15. He smiled back[http://Sentencedict.com], which for an instant transfigured his unrevealing features.

16. A very early concept was that of the Akh, meaning glorified or transfigured spirit.

17. BROOKS Let her transfigure the hour of disaster into the hour of deeper Consecration

18. Its radiant splendor emanates from the Lord Jesus Christ transfigured in this holy place.

19. And the myth should show us this life in order to thus transfigure it?

20. The Aesthetes thought that, through artificiality, meaningless lives could conceivably be transfigured into beautiful works of art

21. Speak the prose only once per day and intend to transfigure the dream according to the intention.

22. But what does it transfigure when it presents the world of appearance in the image of the suffering hero?

23. Both transfigure a region in whose joyful chords dissonance as well as the terrible image of world fade delightfully away.

24. It was that bitter rivalry that led us to lift our gaze to space-but what we have seen has transfigured us.

25. Cor. 15 Therefore it is no great thing if also his ministers transfigure themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will be according to their works.

26. The self of the self within knows it is in for a disaster and attempts to transfigure the dream into a new accolade of something.

27. The intimate sensation is by-line of the almost banal Commonness of the things prefigured that are transfigured into a calm and almost melancholy vision of the reality

28. Phil. 21 Who will transfigure the body of our humiliation to be conformed to the body of His glory, according to His operation by which He is able even to subject all things to Himself.

29. The light movements shall allow for a more whole and complete ascension to be fostered and a greater capacity to regenerate renew and transfigure the biology into full consciousness level DNA.

30. Abruptness - aggrandise - aggrandize - ameliorate - Aslantwise - go straight - levitation - refine upon - scansorial - shooting up - slantingly - uphillward - upsurgence 11 letter words acclivitous - acculturate - ascensional - improve upon - improvement - rocketing up - slaunchways - transfigure 12 letter words

31. Li's works transfigure a micro view of natural elements (such as water and air) into a macro view of the universe and create contemplation that results from the changes between these two views.

32. Who will transfigure the body of our humiliation to be conformed to the body of His glory, according to His operation by which He is able even to subject all things to Himself.

33. In S.'s thought-provoking work on Christian theology of incarnation, human Corporality and experience express the divine, displaying the invisible in the visible, transfiguring the created world into a sacramental sign without suppressing the concrete lived, incarnate world

34. I have known saints to salt their thoughts of death until they were transfigured into Antepasts of heaven, and they began to drink of that wine of the kingdom which the Beloved will drink new with us in the day of his appearing

35. Therein lies Land's solution to overcoming Kantian Anthropocentrism: transfigure death into the transcendental condition by which we judge every philosophy's claim to grasp the real as valid only to the extent that it acknowledges the death of itself as an organon of the conceptual: 'death is the impersonal subject of critique, and not an