Sentence examples for re-situate from inspiring English sources

Eisenman's resourceful Expressionism hints at the power of narrative painting to re-situate the art world in the world at large.

Pressing a red foot lever in the back causes the stabilizing wheels to retract, making the Slim re-situate itself into cleaning mode.

In light of the current computational capacities and new digital tools in manufacturing, composites are just beginning to re-situate themselves in the field of architecture.

However, such selection and exchange networks need to re-situate themselves within the technological and regulatory environments that currently surround their activities, if they wish to sustain their endeavours without infringing other actors' intellectual property rights.

He argued that the series was unable to figure both out how to re-situate itself after the events of September 11, and deal with the permanent departure of Duchovny.

Once, she had re-situated an entire misplaced mountain range to the correct side of a valley.

Justin du Rivage's "Revolution Against Empire" (Yale) re-situates the Revolution not as a colonial rebellion against the mother country but as one episode in a much larger political quarrel that swept the British Empire in the second half of the eighteenth century.

Bosanquet's account of the production of the work of art and the nature of aesthetic appreciation is arguably an advance on Hegel, not only in the understanding of art and aesthetic experience as something more than a prelude to Religion, but in re-situating them within the history of the development of consciousness.

I spoke to Professor Ross Coomber, author of Pusher Myths: Re-situating the Drug Dealer, a book that consigned a load of hoary old tales about "evil drug peddlers" to the dustbin when it was published in 2006.

In the mid-20th century, the originality of the approach of the architectural historian Colin Rowe had the effect of re-situating the assessment of modern architecture within history and acknowledged the Palladian architecture as an active influence.

At the same time, by re-situating black and brown people voices and bodies at the center of the historical conversation it literally brings to life those heroic "saucy boys, Negroes, [and] mulattoes" that John Adams who comes in for bit of ribbing in several scenes denounced in his defense of the British troops who had participated in the Boston Massacre.