Sentence examples for models for reimagining from inspiring English sources

I had no literary models for reimagining the historical past.

In an essay that appeared in the Book Review when "Plot" was published, Roth admitted he had "no literary models for reimagining the historical past".

To the Editor: In his review of "Resistance," Jess Row cites Philip Roth's "Plot Against America" as a predecessor in the genre, mentioning that "Roth admitted he had 'no literary models for reimagining the historical past".' Yet fictional invasions of Britain have occurred frequently since 1871, when the story "The Invasion of Dorking" was a popular read.

Report presents possibilities for reimagining an MIT education.

Although Rocky Mountain builds new coasters, the company is renowned for reimagining old rides with new twists.

Next to it there are blueprints and models for the reimagining of Riga, the Latvian capital, and an eco-friendly design for RAK, one of the undeveloped Arab Emirates, which is, Koolhaas says, 'at the moment just an airstrip for Russian prostitutes'.

"We're not reinventing the business model just reimagining the experience.

We believe our model will reimagine philanthropy as we know it".

Our high-touch, hospitality-focused Recurring Service model has been reimagined into an online system that allows for one-off and one-click purchases by companies as small as 25 employees," Marcus says.

Another has proposed new models for New Jersey's coastal towns that reimagine the beachfront: redeploying dunes, upgrading cities' water-storage capabilities and making boardwalks do double-duty as sea barriers.

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