Sentence examples for it was redefined from inspiring English sources

It was redefined again in the 20th century by philosophers like Henri Bergson and Gilles Deleuze, who applied it to aesthetics, literature and technology.

The word mostly vanished until the 1990s, when it was redefined so as to describe middle-class youths with an interest in "the alternative".

City Ballet today is the company as it was redefined by Balanchine from the 1970's until his death in 1983.

Batman's grotesque opponents may be larger than life, but they're never large enough to overshadow his own persona, particularly as it was redefined by Frank Miller in the mid-1980s.

In the 1930s and 1940s in America, it was aimed at white middle class women while in the 1960s it was redefined and racialised for black people associated with the Black Power Movement or linked to violent or criminal activity.

Although he ultimately failed to abolish the position of the lord chancellor, it was redefined by constitutional reform in 2006: the lord chief justice took over many of the judicial aspects of the role, and the lord chancellor was no longer to serve as speaker of the House of Lords.

Twitter also said it was redefining its "Developer Rules of the Road," and would start enforcing stricter guidelines for new apps that are developed on the platform.

Starting out as a blog to redefine myself, originally Redesigning Nancy, I realized it was redefining myself as a working mom, Afro-Chic Mompreneur. Afro-Chic Mompreneur

It's redefined my concept of myself.

If marriage is redefined once, what is to stop it being redefined to allow polygamy?

It is redefined by who one is talking to, or by the expectations of the larger society.