Sentence examples similar to In redefined from inspiring English sources

"In redefining the child's bike she has taken nearly every component and redesigned it - not just the frame.

In redefining the company's purpose, Riggio is looking to emulate the very businesses Barnes & Noble once threatened.

In redefining its purpose, the struggling chain is looking to emulate the very businesses it once threatened.

In redefining the company's purpose, Riggio is looking to emulate the very businesses Barnes & Noble once threatened.

"In redefining marriage to include same-sex couples, what you're doing is you're excluding the norm of sexual complementarity," said Mr. Anderson, the Heritage Foundation fellow.

In Redefining Realness – named after Jennie Livingston's documentary Paris is Burning – Mock hooks plenty of information about trans healthcare, communities and culture onto a personal narrative.

In redefining gender by individual desire, the homosocial divide is leveled and its components dispersed in one fell swoop.

For Hoy, the most enduring worth is still found in redefining the best of yourself.

The state should not be involved in redefining marriage, he says.

So California could lead the way in redefining how we think about sexual consent.

Nelson interrogates how this feels, but is more interested in redefining what a family might mean.