Sentence examples for appears redefined from inspiring English sources

Dropbox is another example of a company that created a rock steady personal cloud storage product (harder to do than it appears!), redefined simplicity along the way, and slapped on a logo that came to represent a gold standard.

Cyberspace, it appears, is redefining communications etiquette, or perhaps sanctioning the lack thereof.

As it mostly involved Allen trying on different frocks in front of a mirror, the enterprise appeared to redefine the term "vanity project".

The dollar has fallen sharply over the past few weeks, most notably after a meeting of Group of 8 finance ministers in the French resort of Deauville last month, at which the United States treasury secretary, John Snow, appeared to redefine Washington's strong-dollar policy.

56min: Amidst all the excitement, it appears I've redefined the word 'careen'.

Notwithstanding America's professed "pivot" to Asia and the Pacific, China appears bent on redefining the regional security architecture.

But City, which ousted United by a tiny margin to win the English league title this year, appears to be redefining the dimensions of soccer on a global scale.

Tebow appears to be redefining the quarterback position in a way that renders passing, regularly sustaining drives and consistently scoring points irrelevant.

The Geodiidae is here redefined: it appears as a much larger family than expected since it includes genera from the Calthropellidae and Ancorinidae.

The ideology exhibited here has such faith in individualism and such contempt for the social safety net that it appears to want to redefine disability and illness itself.

In Chinese terms, this is a breakthrough: Mr Jiang appeared to be redefining the party as everyone's best friend, not just the proletariat's.