Sentence examples similar to re envisaged from inspiring English sources

12. On the other, it means that Buzzfeed, the website that has pioneered the list as the defining genre of this, the age of monomania, re-envisaged the history of Egypt's revolution as a list.

Consider the Orchard bag, a large hexagonal-shaped tote, now a year old and already re-envisaged in different materials and colors for later collections in the high-fashion Prorsum line.

Enter the Urban Vision, a self-styled "think-do tank" that seeks to re-envisage India's cities by brainstorming new designs for urban spaces – and then, crucially, making those designs a reality.

There was a faint feeling of frustration at the Giorgio Armani show that the designer whose clothes went shoulder-to-shoulder with women in their new work status should not attempt to re-envisage that world of work.

According to Jake Conway of Q Magazine at Yale, the lyrics are guilty of "divesting sex of emotion" and re-envisaging violence as fetish; he went on to say that Rihanna pays homage to the sexual acts in an empowered dance and club mood.

Drawing on the combined expertise of 22 experienced researchers, we re-envisage recruitment as a phased process and discuss strategies and techniques that contribute to effective recruitment.

I envisaged re-entering the world in his slipstream after a long period of social awkwardness.

After five fat years, in which the state's income swelled with its booming economy, the power crisis and the dotcom collapse have clobbered California and Gray Davis, the once bounteous governor, has had to recut his coat accordingly.Back in January, Mr Davis, who is running for re-election this year, envisaged a shortfall of $12.5 billion in the fiscal year beginning on July 1st.

A similar PCET motif is envisaged for the Re and Ru complexes in Figure 40, where ET/PT or EPT is active depending on the hydroquinone concentration.

Thus it would not lend itself to being intentionally re-enacted in the sense envisaged by enactive imagery theories.

Our own tentative answer is that, yes, re-analysis can often be envisaged because documented population time (in terms of exposure histories) of both study base and of cases arising from it will often be available, whether the old etiologic study was of the traditional 'case control', 'nested case control' or 'cohort' type.