Sentence examples for it has been redefined from inspiring English sources
Drawing a broad portrait of the American family as it has been redefined since the 1960's, the study found that cohabitation -- both before and in lieu of marriage -- has become so commonplace that it is practically the norm, and that it crosses most boundaries of age, income and race.
Rather it has been redefined, first by Google, and now by Facebook in potentially even more profound ways.
It has been redefined as "torture lite", or something a refugee victim did to themselves, the bad habit a useful ally may yet grow out of, the useful habit we exploit in bad allies, something threaded darkly through UK court proceedings.
Marriage is said to be cheapened because it has been redefined, and the redefinition is the only evidence to demonstrate its cheapening.
That in itself is one reason why the disappearance of air travel under humane conditions for most Americans is ignored -- it has been redefined as a luxury that common folk cannot and should not expect to afford except in their dreams.
The severe anabolic resistance of critically ill patients [ 15], resulting in a very high susceptibility to complications, implies a multifaceted therapeutic approach, including adequate nutrition therapy once it has been redefined.
Since its founding, modern dance has been redefined many times.
An ugly year has been redefined by its ugliest, saddest moment, and China's most ardent critics know that it is time to put differences aside.
As a consequence, more recently AChE has been redefined as an important regulator of apoptosis, because it can be induced by a variety of apoptotic stimuli [ 48, 49].
