Sentence examples for recasting the concept from inspiring English sources

No, to change our world, we've got to do the work of recasting the concept we hold about our selves.

Dr. Hamilton thus recast the concept of fitness, that is, an individual's success in reproducing, to incorporate the survival and reproductive success of the creature's close relatives -- hence the term inclusive fitness.

Their singular style came at a cost: a concept album recasting the pair as sci-fi superheroes (the CD booklet is a comic book that lays out some of the album's themes), ATLiens works as a dense and cohesive whole, but only if the listener can submit to the totality of its moods and sound.

So Einstein set about recasting the laws of physics accordingly.

The Pentagon was already recasting the policy on Wednesday.

Connecticut could lead the nation in recasting the debate.

Smartest move Recasting the "GOP in disarray" narrative.

But the most influential aspect of Schopenhauer's philosophy was his recasting of the concept of the will.

That change recasts the industry and it recasts the workforce.

But the campaign has recast the landscape.

If not, how do we recast the American dream?