Sentence examples for as a redefining from inspiring English sources

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.

Leaving every audience member in tears, The Lion roars as a redefining musical.

We see this baseball season as a redefining moment for us," said Steve Grimes, chief digital officer at Topps.

"Doing something which may seem as simple as redefining a term internally has a huge impact in how we approach creative, production, marketing and even business development," said Ahern.

"One of the earliest times I can remember using cutting as a way of redefining a space was at FOOD Restaurant," Matta-Clark said.

In fact, we can broadly understand the evolution of the second world war movie as a process of redefining the war's meaning.

Starting out as a blog to redefine myself, originally Redesigning Nancy, I realized it was redefining myself as a working mom, Afro-Chic Mompreneur. Afro-Chic Mompreneur

Post-modern thinker Yasmin Jiwani and co-writers described the trend in Girlhood: Redefining the Limits as an attempt to redefine girlhood while acknowledging the debate around it.

Lithium CEO Rob Tarkoff said that he doesn't see the deal as just an acquisition, but as "redefining" what his company is about.

But as a writer who redefined the nature of recreational mathematics, and inspired many hundreds of careers, he remains its guiding spirit.

But Gingrich is still determined to use Florida as a catapult to redefine himself as a viable nominee.