Sentence examples for redefine everything from inspiring English sources

How can you stay with someone you can't trust?" Her direct approach is admirable, yet disarming, and I realise that she is asking me to redefine everything she has believed about long-term relationships, love and trust.

As Constable said, "We steal, repurpose, re-examine, and ultimately redefine everything from celebrities to politicians to corporate logos and redistribute these skewed ideas to the public for free".

Sept. 11, he said, "redefined" everything.

And I know, redefining everything doesn't mean I chose not to have kids.

It's the violence which redefined everything: our hopes, our beliefs, and our trust in the world.

Let's celebrate the women we have evolved to become, authentic, strong women making their way in the world and redefining everything for future generations.

2. Age, since the two largest cohorts alive are redefining everything about society and culture, from how we look, communicate and live to work, relax and shop.

Palliative patients and their families changed what they considered to be normal: "... like we said, you know, redefining everything in your world" (P-02).

If they still refuse to share power, civil war will continue and it will be time for America to give up.Redefining successAfter everything that has gone so wrong, it would be foolish to argue that Mr Bush's plan is certain of success.

If you want to live a life of meaning and make a meaningful impact, it's time to redefine your version of "everything".

"You can even have a near monopoly like Microsoft did, and then everything gets redefined".