Sentence examples for To recast for from inspiring English sources

More persuasive is Biss's take on the language surrounding inoculation, which she tries to recast for herself and other parents, arriving at a view of immunity as a collective trust and vaccination as an act of natural fortitude.

It is also why Mr. Trump announced on Thursday that the United States will pull out of the complex, sprawling, painstakingly negotiated Paris climate accord, which he apparently made no effort to understand but every effort to recast for his public in deceptive, primitive terms.

"I no idea they were going to recast for season 3 and 4, so hadn't thought about the role at all". She did an imitation of her agent calling her and trying to be discreet while she shrieked "the Queen?!" with her phone on loudspeaker.

And if we lose the kids, if they have to recast for six or seven, I think we will lose the movies.

If Churchill's description were to be recast for the present day, then Russia would still be a riddle and an enigma lodged, like the innermost core of a matryoshka nesting doll, in a diplomat's pinstripe folded round a pugilist's muscle and an oil baron's checkbook.

Given that wars tend to be unpopular, the government and military try to recast appeals for war as support for individual troops.

On Monday, the government sought to recast blame for the deaths of about 17 protesters.

Gingrich, who had gotten to know Alvin and Heidi Toffler in the '70s when he was a history teacher at West Georgia College, asked the futurists to advise him on how to recast Congress for a "third wave" information society — following the first agricultural wave and the second industrial wave.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic considered the album a failed attempt by Idol to recast himself for the '90s, and judged the content of the album as being mostly "...padded with pretentious speeches, sampled dialog, and underdeveloped songs".

George Osborne, the 37 year old Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, promised to blog on HuffPost, very interested as he is in the power of the Internet to recast politics for the digital age: "We need to harness the Internet to help us become more accountable, more transparent and more accessible," he said.

This is the moment for New York to recast itself creatively for its place in the worldwide information city.