Sentence examples for redefine conventional from inspiring English sources

"Growing political will and pressure to develop manufacturing jobs nationally, coupled with 3-D printing's ability to redefine conventional blue collar jobs into a creative, high-tech endeavor, may attract the millennial workforce back into the manufacturing industry," write Magaya and Jain.

My goal with this project was to redefine conventional notions of black love in a meaningful, relatable and powerful way.

For "Glory," her ninth album, the singer opted for tradition at a time when artists such as Frank Ocean, Rihanna and  Beyoncé are finding new ways to redefine conventional releases. .

As I watch the three of them play and run unfettered through the house, I realize we will be redefining conventional explanations of what it means to be Indian or American.

As gender equality improves and the recognition of same-sex relationships spreads, she says: "Modern love is about redefining the conventional".

Filmmakers like Tom Kalin (Swoon), Issac Julien (Young Soul Rebels), Phillip R. Ford (Vegas in Space), and many more were redefining the conventional cinematic experience.

We want people who can redefine solutions to conventional problems, and strive to preempt unconventional dilemmas with inventive ideas.

"There are certain times in the history of gaming that a property challenges conventional wisdom and redefines a market," said Michael Pollock, editor of Gaming Industry Observer magazine.

(4) Redefining the customer base The conventional customer base was comprised of customers who buy products/services from brick and mortar stores.

These are the works that redefined beauty, challenged the authority of conventional wisdom, raised questions of continuing importance to us today, and¿for good or ill¿created the world we still live in.

"The script was really redefining masculinity in terms of the conventional definition of what masculinity is," Kleiner said.