Sentence examples for recreating yourself from inspiring English sources

He can't quite explain why he, a short, white Jewish man, chose a short, snaggletoothed black avatar, except to say that part of the fun of recreating yourself digitally is that every option — switching race, sex or even species — is gloriously open.

And recreating yourself as many times as it takes is part of it.

You can't just recreate yourself.

"It's difficult to recreate yourself someplace else".

New York is the kind of city where you can always recreate yourself".

"I told him you just got to recreate yourself," said Dudley, who hates tattoos, hates rap, but loves her son.

There is that 'only a novel' feeling - that compared to the real events of life, novels are rather trivial things that you recreate yourself with, objects of entertainment.

You want to recreate yourself in an image of your choosing, and my own parents assisted this project by embodying what I would reject.

This, it seems to me, hints at one of life's great challenges: to allow yourself enough wriggle room to create and recreate yourself, to give expression to the many potential selves you contain.

Although I got slightly frustrated with this I realise now that Caitlin Moran does this purposely to show how you need to recreate yourself many times in your life to discover who you really are.

The tricks used by absolute-return fund managers to smooth the bumps aren't rocket science but rather the sort of diversification that you can easily recreate yourself.