Sentence examples for reclaiming something from inspiring English sources

Brexit is about reclaiming something lost.

Libya, brutalized, is reclaiming something deep, its history and culture.

But the act of taking them was like reclaiming something.

"Winning this election means reclaiming something to which I've dedicated my entire career: the rule of law.

What all of this amounts to in the minds of some retailers and shoppers is that Fifth Avenue is reclaiming something of its resplendent past.

With all of the hypersexualised images of black female sexuality that exist, it's refreshing to see a writer like Rae reclaiming something for herself rather than, say, settling for a walk-on part on Girls.

They could also work together with a lawyer in Australia in an effort to reclaim something from the bankruptcy proceedings.

They all want to reclaim something denied to them as immigrants, and Minghella lets the scenes play at a leisurely pace, trying for illumination rather than urgency.

I was still the mother of Kassandra, who is still the best part of me, but I had reclaimed something along with my gray matter.

His compulsive and increasingly risk-taking addiction to casual sex seems to have been an attempt to reclaim something for himself.

"John's ambivalence is talked about and he denies it for a little bit but in an odd way it's about his will and using the dark side to reclaim something.