Sentence examples for as reinvent from inspiring English sources

Electric light didn't obliterate nighttime so much as reinvent it.

He does not retread Bad Lieutenant so much as reinvent it.

Ms. Stroman's dances do not comment on such apparent influences as Fred Astaire, Hermes Pan and Busby Berkeley so much as reinvent them.

When it comes to turning 50, "The Midlife Crisis" is as inaccurate -- and tiresome -- a cliché as "Reinvent Yourself" has become.

"I think of it as reinventing the phone".

As far as reinventing the court for decades to come, she's everything Trump's base could want.

But the very act of trying only invites Mr. Gore's opponents to portray him as reinventing himself again.

In 2001, the Sunshine State showed that recounting is not the same as reinventing the rules of fair play.

He managed the National Performance Review, better known as "Reinventing Government," which involved going through the entire federal government agency by agency and through the budget line by line.

This chapter gathers together and discusses some points arising from the overview of the various models presented here, such as: reinventing the wheel; parameterisation and calibration, and the reason to use process-based models.

But today, it's seen as reinventing itself through Wechat – a new mobile communication network that now has more than 400 million users worldwide.