Sentence examples for is reconceived as from inspiring English sources

Chemistry is reconceived as a philosophy of the elements.

Unless and until English devolution is reconceived as regions made up from existing counties, cities and boroughs, these arguments will continue, pitting community identity and democracy against economic inequalities and distortions enforced from Whitehall.

A Fanny Brice standard, "The Sheik of Avenue B," is in character, while Cole Porter's blase, stiff-upper-lip torch song, "Weren't We Fools?," is reconceived as an anguished message Brice might have delivered to a former boyfriend from the stage.

The life coach role is reconceived as assisting young people in their application of emotion regulation skills learned in the blended learning curriculum.

On his model, the anomalous experience postulated by two factor theories is reconceived as a very large prediction error; delusional perception arises from the attempt to account for the error.

Once financial capability is reconceived as 'financial capability in poverty' a problem with the approach becomes apparent; would it not be better not to have the poverty in the first place?

(H.S.D.D. is being reconceived as sexual interest/arousal disorder, S.I.A.D).

Refuge needs to be reconceived as at least as much about development as about humanitarianism.

What had been presented primarily as a counter-proliferation mission has been reconceived as counterterrorism.

Wagner's Wotan may be reconceived as the chief executive of the Valhalla Corporation.

Wasn't it only recently that history was reconceived as being told from below as well as above?