Sentence examples for continually redefined from inspiring English sources

Flamenco masculinity has had to be continually redefined.

That relationship is continually redefined throughout the film.

Robbins was the company's other voice, with a style that continually redefined itself.

Today's poor are wealthy by the standards of destitution that Booth encountered: poverty (the European variety, at least) has been continually redefined throughout the century.

The need to minimize these effects has led to major advances in the design of optical cavities, which have continually redefined the state of the art in optical precision sensing6,7,8,9,10,11,12.

As they grew, the boomers by dint of sheer numbers continually redefined American life.

And we continually redefine this relationship.

Digital is continually redefining the rules of competition.

They continually redefine the performance space, reshaping it with bodies directly and indirectly moved about.

But the steep upward spiral of political spending is continually redefining large -- or even adequate -- amounts of money for a race.

Others want the government to aggressively pursue abusive practices but question whether antitrust laws are too dated to rein in firms that are continually redefining themselves and using their dominance in one arena to press into others.