Sentence examples for just redefined from inspiring English sources

Maybe we've just redefined inhumanity here".

They're not closed; they've just redefined open.

And it also just redefined the model for Promoted Trends.

The message is unmistakably aggressive, arguably arrogant: Ford just redefined the midsize-car market.

I think this is how Adam Smith envisioned capitalism; we just redefined it to serve our purposes.

Nothing 'major' here – just redefining how they do business, with the customer in mind".

Fifty Shades didn't just redefine good; the novel also redefined digital publishing, by taking a title that had sold well in a digital format and repackaging it for print.

Ms. Bentley asserts that no other star has danced as beautifully for the movies as Astaire, who "with his astounding physical abilities didn't just redefine the notion of grace; he single-handedly (or, more accurately, double-footedly) pushed the concept further than anyone had before, or has since, on the great screen".

"The engagement of people and the general public into the scientific process can just redefine an entire lab's research in a matter of days," Cichewicz says.

After some experimenting they came up with Lyft, a new product that wouldn't just redefine their company, but also the way people thought about getting a ride from a stranger.

"Luxury is so relative, people are just redefining what the luxury brand is," explains William Wright, creative director of logo.ec.ec