Sentence examples for a redefining of from inspiring English sources

Nothing less than a redefining of the position is expected.

PAGE 1 WEEK IN REVIEW AMERICAN CAPITALISM After the Fall President Obama is hinting at an audacious ambtion as he waits for the inevitable end of the recession: a redefining of American capitalism.

No one is marking the calendar, least of all President Obama, but the president is hinting at an audacious ambition as he waits for that inevitable if distant day: a redefining of American capitalism.

As such, he hopes it will follow on from Pamplona's previous moment of cultural glory—"Los Encuentros de Pamplona" (Pamplona Meetings) of 1972, a week-long gathering of artistic tribes remembered as a redefining of Spanish art in the dying years of the Francoist dictatorship.To that end, two of the opening exhibitions kick things off to impressive effect.

According to Mishka's Andrew Fanelli, "This is not so much a departure for us, as it is a redefining of themes that have already existed within Mishka's visual vocabulary".

And with entrepreneurial and freelance career paths becoming viable options for more American workers and some millennials ditching the 9-to-5, a redefining of the American workplace may indeed be slowly underway.

It was a redefining budget of scale and ambition that sucked up everything around Osborne, showing that he has the confidence to be a political jackdaw.

It's part of a subtle redefining of the concept of "experience" – from a thing you live, to a thing you merely digitally witness.

However, rapid technological development has created an impact towards employment of graduates, which calls for an immediate redefining of current technical attributes to cultivate elements of creativity or "out of box" thinking approach.

A constantly defining and redefining of each other and ourselves by all this stuff.

Do you see same-sex marriage as a fulcrum for the redefining of America's gender roles?