| Toward its margin the thinned ice was constantly losing its transportive power, and at its edge this power was altogether gone. |
| For the painter Alex Katz, the seagull evokes romance and carefree optimism – the kind of transportive emotion he finds in a poem by Major Jackson. |
| Each catchphrase and satirical swipe is met with evangelical enthusiasm, and while the hootenanny lasts, the spell of The Simpsons is absolutely transportive. |
| He's interested in the transportive properties of groove, but also in alienation and drift, the aspects of a head trip that involve obsessively burrowing inward. |
| Listening to one of Watson's Sunday morning sermons is transportive. |
| We've never actually looked at an integrated survey of the sediments in the Athabasca River to see if there is transportive material, how much of it is natural, and how long it's been occurring according to core drilling. |
