Sentence examples for recreated himself from inspiring English sources

Stalin, the Georgian cobbler's son, recreated himself as Czarist "Little Father": remote and tough, but good.

Now Al Gore, apparently panicking that his spinners have not woven enough tales of their own, has recreated himself as the father of the Internet (see article).

From a family of Persian poets, he fled to the Netherlands in 1988 and has recreated himself as a Dutch writer.

Ricky Ponting led the side with renewed purpose, Adam Gilchrist was full of beans, Matthew Hayden has recreated himself, while Glenn McGrath and Warne remain near their peaks.

While Lincoln agonized about parsing the rules of emancipation and recreated himself as a tough military man, Mary developed a close relationship with a woman who had been a slave.

Colonel Kauzlarich was "a skinny boy with jutting ears who had methodically recreated himself into a man who did the most push-ups, ran the fastest mile and regarded life as a daily act of will".

Michael's plans to recreate himself suddenly became more complicated.

This is the story of a provincial nobody trying to recreate himself as a major somebody.

Silk, an African-American who recreates himself totally as white and Jewish, is destroyed for abandoning his racial identity.

He also became one of the first writers to recreate himself as a brand-name, helped by astute use of video games.

"I think he's basically taken the time to recreate himself as a business consultant rather than just leveraging his former relationships".