Sentence examples for being redefined as such from inspiring English sources

Empathy and humanity are now being redefined as such relate to animals.

Rearrange for any Then, where depends on and Redefine the bounded continuous function replacing of Theorem 2.1, with the set in (2.4) being redefined as (2.8).

It did not sense that antisocial behavior was increasingly being redefined as mental illness.

It is like sarcastic speech (or reverse logic) being redefined as standard, logical speech.

The apparent inconsistency in such examples is resolved when they are redefined as leisure rather than as work or nonwork obligation.

Major episodes were associated with triggers that marked life events such as a serious illness whereas others were redefined as common manageable occurrences or minimal intrusions on everyday life after living with HIV for many years.

In 1946 they were redefined as United Nations trusteeships (see Trusteeship Council).

Achievement is redefined as the ability to attract attention.

In the life of Jesus, holiness is redefined as justice.

"Asymmetric devolution" is redefined as "bespoke devolution" (suits you, sir?).

Previous 'problems' were redefined as 'risks' (Beck, 1992).