Sentence examples for re authored from inspiring English sources

Judge Re authored Selected Essays on Equity (1955); Freedom's Prophet: Selected Writings of Zechariah Chafee, Jr., (1961); Cases on International Law (with Lester B. Orfield)(1955 19655); Foreign Confiscations in Anglo-American Law (1951).

RE authored the manuscript, and all authors edited and commented on the paper.

UConn has re-authored its record books.

In this section and the next, I show how Melody engaged in several forms of identity work to re-author herself as being competent as a biology student and active as a classroom participant.

However, she tried to re-author her identities by referring to her friends as "friends" and avoiding the FOB label and asserting that she wanted to befriend a broader group of students.

I'm more interested in the meaning making, and what I can say about the situation of identity when "authentic" photographic representations are re-authored through digital drawing and collage.

Re "Author Applies Tools of Linguistics to Mend Mother-Daughter Divide" (Conversation, Feb. 14): Deborah Tannen mentions that mothers and daughters are a bit like lovers in the dynamics of their relationships.

Re "Authors Accept Censors' Rules to Sell in China" (front page, Oct. 20): The first Chinese editions of "Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China," by Prof. Ezra F. Vogel, were published in both simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese by the Chinese University Press of Hong Kong in May 2012.

Expressive arts such as journaling, poetry and dance echo our species' use of art to re-author and transform trauma.

The debriefing or reviewing of the account also helps to restructure thoughts by re-authoring and re-interpreting the account with new language and new images.

Re-tweets are tweets authored by one participant and re-broadcasted (amplified) to a larger Twitter audience by a second participant.