Sentence examples for Having redefined from inspiring English sources

Having redefined executioners as heroic sufferers and having stifled his empathy for human suffering, including his own, Eichmann was numb enough to follow his new conscience.

Having redefined his life as a continuing donation, but having given away everything that came immediately to hand, Kravinsky was not sure how to proceed.

Having redefined men's wear, and women's dress for that matter, Mr. Armani is content not to try it again, which leaves the race wide open to others hungrier than he, like Donna Karan and Calvin Klein.

Having redefined "togetherness" in the digital age, Facebook, like Earth Day Network, possesses the powerful ability to take positive messages and propel them across cultural, national, and religious divides.

Barr retired from MoMA in 1967, having redefined museums as places in which viewers can learn and interact rather than as institutions dedicated to collecting and preserving art with little regard for their audience.

After having redefined American foreign policy after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to focus on pre-empting threats to the United States, Mr. Bush today gave equal weight to ending repression. "American interests and American founding beliefs lead in the same direction," he said.

Doctors have redefined glaucoma.

I've redefined spirituality for myself.

But Schiano has redefined Rutgers football.

Today's teen films have redefined cool.

He knew he had redefined the genre.