Sentence examples for continually rewriting from inspiring English sources

Continually rewriting the endlessly lost story of that era is all that Arenas can do to fight back.

Paradoxically, Mahler the conductor continually rewrote the standard repertory to suit his needs and tastes.

But Stravinsky himself continually rewrote his own artistic and intellectual history.

He continually rewrote and polished his poetry, lifting his work high above that of his contemporaries and profoundly influencing the development of Spanish verse.

Additionally, the ultra-rich should pay their employees decently, invest in the future rather than in stock buybacks and dividend maximization, and cut back on the lobbying that continually rewrites market rules in favor of the largest capital holders.

Nine months later, Schmidt and colleagues write, Hegsted explained that the project was delayed to continually rewrite rebuttals to new evidence linking sugar to heart disease that had been published in the interim.

But the debut of "The Rick Perry Show" with Wednesday's debate at the Reagan Library has drawn attention to the candidate's knack for continually updating -- and rewriting -- his political allegiances and even his life story.

Mendelssohn conducted the premiere in 1833, but did not allow the score to be published during his lifetime, as he continually sought to rewrite it.

Mrs. Zelaya has continually been talking about her prized National Constituent Assembly and the idea of rewriting the Constitution, and how these will solve most of Honduras' problems -- again, something which most Hondurans sense is simply not true.

They were rewriting history.

Rewriting "Ulysses" for Twitter.