41. Fashion shows were transfigured into media-saturated spectaculars and frequently televised, taking high priority in the social calendar. 42. The deep immortal human wish, the timeless will : Cinquez its deathless primaveral image, life that transfigures many lives. 43. Scabbers is actually a transfigured Peter Pettigrew, a Voldemort follower who committed the crime for which Black was wrongly imprisoned. 44. Van Eyck's religious paintings in particular " always present the spectator with a transfigured view of visible reality ". 45. They are unable to cure the sick child until the arrival of the recently transfigured Christ, who performs a miracle. 46. Besides, authors don't die, not really; they leave behind their transfigured body in the books they wrote. 47. Yet, there comes one fine morning when the caterpillar becomes transfigured into a butterfly and drinks the nectar of the gods. 48. She preferred to present the individuals as archetypes, with the substance of their characters expressed through song and the transfiguring props. 49. The transfiguring moment, vividly written, thins out into the gauzily sustained epiphany that hovers over the rest of the book. 50. A popular legend reported that the Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, fought alongside the Romans, transfigured as two young horsemen.
