Sentence examples for could reinvent from inspiring English sources

You could reinvent yourself, if only in your own mind.

Once there, I could reinvent myself inside my loveless marriage.

Khomeini could reinvent Khomeini; it is less clear how far others may do so.

So he went into therapy to see if he could reinvent himself.

But he sees risks as well — the risk that Mr. Obama could reinvent Johnson's mistake.

The Birthday Party, in the way of gifted young men, believed that it could reinvent every tool in the box.

"In this radical garden," Erens writes, "we could reinvent ourselves; we could seed the adults we would become".

But Mr Bush is quietly implementing a programme that could reinvent government far more thoroughly than Mr Clinton's programme of cutting staff and introducing fancy management techniques.

Like Crawford, who kept working in lesser roles even after her career petered out, Carlotta is "somebody who could reinvent herself," Ms. Paige says.

I also knew that I couldn't reinvent the novel, I couldn't even copy those who were being innovative as I didn't understand where the novel's essence lay.

The entire experience stirred something deep inside him and he tells Dixon at the age of 30 "I wanted to change the whole world and thought I could end the water crisis in my lifetime and I could also reinvent charity".