Sentence examples for it appears redefined from inspiring English sources

Dropbox is another example of a company that created a rock steady personal cloud storage product (harder to do than it appears!), redefined simplicity along the way, and slapped on a logo that came to represent a gold standard.

Cyberspace, it appears, is redefining communications etiquette, or perhaps sanctioning the lack thereof.

56min: Amidst all the excitement, it appears I've redefined the word 'careen'.

The Geodiidae is here redefined: it appears as a much larger family than expected since it includes genera from the Calthropellidae and Ancorinidae.

The ideology exhibited here has such faith in individualism and such contempt for the social safety net that it appears to want to redefine disability and illness itself.

If Palmer's classification is to be used as a guideline for treatment, it appears that class 1B should be redefined to include these lesions.

It appears just as ineffable when writers describe or redefine it: John Lewis-Stempel suggests the company of a dog ("it's just a thought").

Increasingly the use of the Boltzmann Relationship was used as the reference point and it appears likely that in 2015 the CGPM will redefine temperature in terms of the Boltzmann constant rather than the triple point of water.

This was the only example of a student explicitly redefining a "negative" stereotype in positive terms, and it appears that she had decided not to list those descriptions in her survey for fear of having them misinterpreted.

Here again, it appears important to keep these parameters open and to be ready to redefine them over time.

As it mostly involved Allen trying on different frocks in front of a mirror, the enterprise appeared to redefine the term "vanity project".