| In the transfiguration the announcement of divine sonship is flanked by sayings of the necessity of the cross. |
| If you thought Celtic music was fiddles, jigs and reels, this extraordinary album will be a platform for your transfiguration. |
| Liturgy, in its authentically Orthodox sense, is the transfiguration of nature. |
| They constitute a single set of systematic transfigurations of the Yagwoia transpersonal, archetypal imagos of their Self and its energies. |
| I intend to focus on single colour works, in which changes of shape produce transfigurations of space. |
| The exalted transfigurations of these moments in Cronenberg's film highlight all the more the inadequacy of the drama. |
