Sentence examples for entirely remade from inspiring English sources

Since the debate, Mr. Romney has not entirely remade his stump speech to emphasize those messages.

We can leave refugee policy – which has been entirely remade on Hansonist lines – to one side for now.

Baker said the Mexican government's efforts will fall flat unless the company is entirely remade into a modern and global energy player.

In all, five of the six politicians who appoint members to the Board of Education will be replaced by late next year, meaning that the board itself could be almost entirely remade.

But the band hadn't entirely remade the songs for live performance; instead of letting the funk take over the songs, it also deployed samples from the albums, which didn't sound as funny onstage.

Some insiders believe the appointment of James Murdoch as chief executive of 21st Century Fox is a sign that the youngest son is the first among equals, his career entirely remade after the horrors of the phone-hacking scandal which he became mired in as head of the UK newspaper arm of the family firm back in 2011.

The neighborhood has since been completely remade.

And in particular, can something like "style", which we attach so closely to the specificities of linguistic activity, survive being wrenched out of a language entirely and remade in another?

Bush's sixties side shows itself in the form of an unperturbed confidence that the world can now be remade entirely, and that all the efforts of the past few generations can be dismissed as cautious and unimaginative.

Eight in ten Republicans say that money has too much influence in political campaigns, and that our campaign finance system needs either "fundamental changes" or to be remade entirely.

View on Instagram In other hip-hop news, Run The Jewels became perhaps the first act to land a remix of their new album before it has even been released today, with a Kickstarter page campaigning for it to be remade using entirely cat sounds reaching its goal of $45,000.