Sentence examples for recapture the idea from inspiring English sources

Hancock's plans are seen by supporters as an attempt to recapture the idea that Cameron is leading a "One Nation Conservativee agenda that offers opportunity to everyone.

What we're really waiting for is the tipping point when the streamer artists crossover and recapture the idea that the creators are the real coin of the realm.

Labour's desire to recapture the "big society" idea from the coalition has brought Jon Cruddas from the Labour left and Hazel Blears from the party's right into an unlikely partnership.

"The idea was to recapture the original intent of the buildings and blend that with the needs of 2005," said John W. Levy, a consultant for the project who works for Busing Associates in White Plains.

I wouldn't read too much into Guillemot's vague statement, but the rumors suggesting Nintendo's device combines portability with living room chops make a lot of sense if indeed the idea is to recapture the company's casual appeal.

The collection reflected a serious effort by Versace to recapture the late Gianni Versace's small-town Calabrian ideas of glamour, notions persuasive enough that they actually transformed a personage as occupationally chic as Diana, Princess of Wales.

Fifty years after Democratic president Lyndon Johnson declared a "war on poverty, Republican leaders sought to recapture the political territory for themselves on Wednesday with a concerted attack on the idea that federal spending is the best weapon.

To conclude in this section, it is necessary to recapture the most important elements that are related to the claims and ideas of the Bandung Conference.

The very idea that the GOP can repackage or tune the Republican message in order to recapture the government is absurd.

It's hard to recapture the shock and fury that feminism caused but, never forget, these were, and still are, revolutionary ideas.

We don't just recapture the past.