Sentence examples for recasting our from inspiring English sources

"Because people are inherently social, they generally find value in reading the same books and watching the same television shows and movies that others do," she writes, recasting our taste for hits as proof of our common humanity.

He said the court could not rule for North Carolina Right to Life in this case "without recasting our understanding of the risks of harm posed by corporate political contributions, of the expressive significance of contributions, and of the consequent deference owed to legislative judgments on what to do about them".

As to what the future holds for those who see art and magic as intertwined, Astral Eyes says, "Hopefully there will be a point in our lifetimes when humanity will learn to engage with our higher being, through the alchemical furnace of life-heating, dissolving, purifying, casting, and recasting our alchemical divine self.

While the power of positive thinking is an important and real possibility for us all in recasting our fates, the need to embrace the shadow -- those elements of our personality, our souls, of which we are least proud -- is a necessary element of transformation.

It must recast our economic, social, familial, educational and political systems for new challenges and new opportunities.

Nevertheless, this biography of the Russian Othello does much to recast our understanding of 18th-century Russian life.

"The decision we five make today will recast our entire media landscape for years to come," he said.

Is that true? A. The way out of that conundrum is to recast our vision of hope.

Tell us: Should we recast our Friday question in some way ("What Interested You Most in The Times This Month?")? Get rid of it entirely?

But it's also deeply rewarding as a whole, and it does genuinely amplify and recast our perceptions of Washington's importance.

Recent conversations with people in No 10 have brought home to me the scale of Cameron's ambition to recast our relationship with the EU.