All scandal and debt are erased; Trump's combative streak is alchemized into Daddy's tough love.
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In seclusion, self-loathing can be alchemized into healing — or at least a way of coping.
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Shakespearean language aside, this seductive Hogarthian mandate — Lear retold in familiar idiom — appears to be fulfilled, alchemized into the topical.
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The political process is the misguided and psychologically destructive appetency to control or fix others writ large, alchemized from vice to virtue.
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Mr. Kruszewski, formally untrained, learned by poring over Japanese sewing magazines to tease basic sportswear pieces like sweatshirts and jeans into loopy, alchemized versions of themselves.
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Its main function is to sweep you up out of your thoughts on a cloud of alchemized harmonies, not smack you with a hard dose of realism.
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It wasn't business as usual for Puma, whose usual performance footwear had been alchemized into thigh-high lace-up boots, stilettos and chunky wedges, whose sweatpants had been bisected with garters.
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Never mind the repetition in sauces, with both lamb and guinea hen anointed in onions alchemized with mustard, a version of yassa from Senegal (home to another of Ms. Kaba's cooks).
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The initial analysis revealed that the waves were generated by the collision of two neutron stars — extraordinarily dense, strange objects thought to be the cauldrons in which heavy elements are alchemized.
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For her new collection, which she will present on Thursday, she road-tripped through the south of France, stopping at flea markets and country houses along the way, with a scavenger's eye to anything and everything that might be alchemized.
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But there can be no doubt that the slouchy, loose-jointed, atmospherically humid funk that they alchemized in the studio — specifically, Electric Lady Studios, in Greenwich Village — had a reach well beyond the scope of neo-soul, the inexact genre coalescing around them.
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A master of poetic innovation, Smith takes her style to the next level in this slim volume, embedding a tragic short story between an autobiographical introduction and a shorter essayistic coda, which demonstrate how her direct experience traveling around Europe alchemized into a short story.
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President Trump turned up and took a cold shower of boos which his memory has not yet alchemized into thunderous applause and two models popped up behind home plate, pulled up their shirts and bared their breasts as Houston's Gerrit Cole peered in at his catcher for a sign.
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As we talked about the photo, I felt a rush of gratitude: to Cleo, for having taken me to Coney Island; to my mother, for having comforted and cured an insomniac daughter; and to Diane Arbus, for having alchemized a funky dark ride into a work of art.
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Lee didn't invent the comic book superhero; that's usually credited to Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, a couple of Jewish kids from Cleveland who alchemized religious imagery, science fiction, and urban crime-busting into a hero who, rocketed to Earth as an infant, gained powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men to fight a never-ending battle for truth and justice.
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Among the abundant pleasures of "Asymmetry," a scorchingly intelligent first novel by Lisa Halliday, is that it satisfies both these appetites — it's a clever comedy of manners set in Manhattan as well as a slowly unspooling tragedy about an Iraqi-American family, which poses deep questions about free will, fate and freedom, the all-powerful accident of one's birth and how life is alchemized into fiction.
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Ramalinga Swamigal (1823 – 1874) is said to have obtained 'an alchemized Light body'.
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