Sentence examples for redefine again from inspiring English sources

We need to redefine, again, the future role of government".

Even classical cuts need to be redefined again and again to look fresh and attractive.

Vasari's vision survived until the early 1900s, when design was redefined again, this time with a focus on industry.

It was redefined again in the 20th century by philosophers like Henri Bergson and Gilles Deleuze, who applied it to aesthetics, literature and technology.

With the arrival of VR the meaning of social pressure becomes redefined again.

When Riverviews subsequently learned that they could not obtain historic tax credits for a project with multiple owners of condominium units, the project was redefined again, with the board agreeing to convert the building back into a condominium project at the end of a five-year compliance period.

But it might be time for a Clinton to redefine Clintonism, again.

Eleven years in the making, "Building Stories" is a momentous event in the world of comics — the unusual format of Ware's book is bound to help redefine yet again what a "graphic novel" can be.

When the concrete has been poured and the sidewalks mended, my neighborhood will be redefined once again by its newcomers.

I was soon to be ordained to the priesthood, and all at once my ambition was redefined once again.

They redefined it again in 1983; a meter is now officially "the length of the path traveled by light in a vacuum during a time interval of 1/299,792,458 of a second," for those who would like to try it at home).