I couldn't recreate everything that the vandals before me had destroyed, like the library.
Grace perceptively sees that Frank, a seeming mountebank, had the artist's compulsion "to adjust, to refashion, to recreate everything around him".
Shelley insists, more strongly than any other poet, on the god-like power of the imagination to re-order and thus to recreate everything.
"We had to really turn back the clock and look for original wall and ceiling coverings, basically recreate everything," he said.
She hoped that recreating everything in minute detail would help her understand why the trigger had been pulled, not once but twice - and whether the racketeer known as Dutch Schultz was somehow behind the deed.
Using photographs and old blueprints, conservationists recreated everything: art (some of which had been hidden in basements before the worst of the war), rooms, moldings, intricate parquets and the 86 Polish eagles that stud the royal throne.
His interest in freedom of expression can be seen in Minecraft's DNA, which has allowed its players to recreate everything from the Taj Mahal to the Starship Enterprise, which has attracted litigious interest.
That's because, in addition to recreating that fear, he's recreated everything else — beauty, sadness, frustration, anxiety, innocence, openness — which, despite its richness, was hidden beneath the "rocks and mountains of the mind".
Similarly when you're drawing something, the focus between what's there and the paper and what it is you're trying to recreate – everything is the opposite of freed.
While it's not possible to recreate everything (like the platter of self-replenishing chicken and ham sandwiches in Harry Potter for example), many of the following lunch ideas work quite well in real life.
