| In Litany, he transposes pages from the passbook into photolithographic prints. |
| By means of these assured yet quivering lines, she transposes the painterly flourishes of the original paintings into crisp, staccato markings. |
| Dr Doe, as it happens, is dyslexic, and admitted that he often transposes numbers. |
| It symbolizes the real and transposes it into the human rather than expresses it. |
| With a few exceptions, the movie essentially lifts the musical out of the Broadway theatre and transposes it onto celluloid. |
| Instead of searching for a modern definition of culture, Nietzsche transposes an archaic ideal of culture onto modern society. |
