Sentence examples for reconstitute your from inspiring English sources

K.B., NEW YORK If we reconstitute your question into its crystalline form — May I lie if the duration of my deceit is brief?

Reconstitute your insulin if necessary.

Going green can help you reconstitute your identity.

In 10 minutes, the TVP will be reconstituted and your meal will be ready to enjoy.

My story will be disassembled into bytes, injected into a website, and, when you download it, the year 1875 will reconstitute itself before your very eyes (Victorian hype).

You may attempt through various stylistic conventions and devices to reconstitute for the reader your experience of hearing face to face the man's words.

This is reconstituted Joseph Campbell: follow your bliss.

But when you were left all to your own in Afghanistan and Iraq to reconstitute the places by restructuring them, and building them, well, you've failed so far -- miserably.

The Iranians would say, 'You've abrogated your end, so we're going to reconstitute our nuclear program.' " In July, Trump made his most dramatic foray into foreign policy, declaring that if Baltic members of NATO are attacked he would decide whether to defend them on the basis of whether they had "fulfilled their obligations to us".

"We reconstitute the workspace in that environment to show you what your last interaction looked like, as well as any asynchronous shares you've done through Box, etc.," he adds.

That "some location data" as part of your search history is precise and organized, good enough to reconstitute a person's movements over a few days, as indeed the AP reporters did; with Location History off, there was in fact a detailed history of locations stored with Google.