Sentence examples for could be recreated from inspiring English sources

Dr Hunt said not every aspect of the bombing mission could be recreated faithfully.

Mr. Gilliam dismissed the idea that the lost material could be recreated through digital effects.

And it engendered a strong opposition to peace efforts, which could be recreated now.

Treuer notes that further experimentation is needed to determine whether the results could be recreated using other organic material.

Rakoff has a self-­awareness that could be recreated only by a team of geneticists working in a lab.

The aim of this paper is to fully describe the data schema such that it could be recreated or specialized for industrial or research applications.

The Tate's Turbine Hall, into which visitors flock, could be recreating the awe and excitement that great cathedrals and churches once provided.

But with so many new developments opting for large, high-rise apartment blocks, Boys Smith said he feared "we could be recreating some of the problems we created in big residential buildings 20 or 30 years ago".

Manuvered by a 3DRobotics PixHawk controller, a combination camera/video transmitter from Spektrum, FatShark Dominator video goggles with a security camera DVR, an original Star Wars Speeder Bike from Hasbro's 1990s Power Of The Force figure series, you could be recreating the Endor forest chase scene in, well, as long as it takes to learn CAD, construction, and basic aviation techniques.

The defendants in Horgan claimed that still photographs could not "capture the flow of movement, which is the essence of dance," that "the staged performance could not be recreated from the photographs," and thus, that the photographs were not substantially similar to the choreographic work.

Everything that couldn't be recreated was preserved in the brine of nostalgia.