Sentence examples for re-imagine themselves from inspiring English sources

The lack of alternatives to "sexy" in shop-bought Halloween costumes illustrates a reduction of choice and a reduction of possibilities for who women are allowed to be when they re-imagine themselves in costume form.

They may find it difficult to re-imagine themselves as digital, softtware-centric and data-centric enterprises.

Certainly, we may have reason to feel a little nostalgic for the stable past of "container" nation-states which were able, albeit after much conflict, to re-imagine themselves in terms of multi-racial or ethnically inclusive citizenships.

Through these conversations, Africans are re-imagining themselves in new and empowering ways, and creating spaces for authentic cultural expression.

Ramos and a group of artists with the project were working on a mural conceptualized by middle-school students in West Oakland who re-imagined themselves as superheroes to help solve issues in their communities.

"I particularly love the way great cities re-imagine and reinvent themselves, or parts of themselves, while retaining the character that makes them unique," Mr. McLean said.

In this video, Thomas outlines the need for the humans as a species to re-imagine and re-invent themselves in light of the contemporary devastating impact which we are having on the health and vibrancy of the living systems of planet Earth.

These parents found so many ways to re-imagine home and family for themselves and their children that they were never really raising their kids on their own, even if they were living on their own.

The time has come to re-imagine.

Mr. Peters, too, has a new book: "Re-Imagine!

"Party Time: Re-imagine America," sculptural installation by Yinka Shonibare.