Sentence examples for rearticulating from inspiring English sources

We conclude by proposing strategies for rearticulating future narratives about online writing instruction in potentially productive ways.

Germany may have reformed and rearticulated its model in recent years.

India's success at home is reinforced and rearticulated by the Indosphere.

Fotoform represented the first attempt to rearticulate and elaborate upon the aborted photographic precepts of the Bauhaus (which had been shuttered by the Nazis in 1933) and Neue Sachlichkeit.

By Thanksgiving, if not before, Obama himself will likely be required to rearticulate his case for the Afghan war, and for the large investments in blood and treasure that his generals and advisers believe will be required to see it through.

Many of 1070's most reviled passages, including one that sets punishments for aliens who can't produce their registration documents, are merely federal laws, rearticulated by a state government disinclined to ignore them.

The Paula Jones case has forced many feminists to rearticulate their views about sex and abuse.

The theory is that the moment you shed your identity the usual constraints on your behavior go, too — or, to rearticulate the 1993 Peter Steiner cartoon, on the Internet, nobody knows you're not a dog.

And it is true that once the animals passed, she and her brother would boil them and rearticulate the skeletons.

As Polonius, David Calder wonderfully rearticulates his precepts speech, shifting register when he comes to "thine own self be true", so that his children suddenly stop sniggering.

What I have tried to do is to rearticulate my thoughts in a number of different philosophical languages".