Sentence examples for is a reshaping of from inspiring English sources

"There is a reshaping of our ideas of ourselves occurring through the way we interact online," she says.

According to Marcuse, a new sensibility, that is, a reshaping of human relationships with each other as well as with nature would usher in a new reality principle.

"It's a reshaping of operations, it's not a reduction," said Kilian Kleinschmidt, emergency coordinator for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which is leading the humanitarian effort.

It's a reshaping of history, but one which enabled the horrors of the war to be understood and processed by a new generation.

It was a reshaping of defence now that the Soviet threat had gone.

The proposal includes several new elements, and is a significant reshaping of the campaign.

This is a positive reshaping of the previously excessively negative unionist case.

The third album from the War on Drugs is a dreamy reshaping of communal classic rock memory – a deep, languorous dive into Lake Mojo, painstakingly written and produced by Adam Granduciel, the Philadelphia-based band's one-man rock tsar.

At the government's behest it has held off finalising the deal until the end of May, thus giving time to its German rival, Siemens, to come up with a more interesting proposition.Mr Montebourg never shrinks from expressing his views when there is a proposed reshaping of France's industrial base, and this is a big one.

"We are seeing a reshaping of the economy," he said.

Observers wonder if the glaring lack of appointments is simply a result of political incompetence or if it's a purposeful reshaping of America's foreign policy apparatus.