Sentence examples for redefine for from inspiring English sources

I started to realize that my generation couldn't redefine for everyone what a racist looks like; we have to define what racist actions are.

We redefine for convenience the sigmoidal function to be: S ( x ) = 1 1 + e − x, so that a stationary solution (independent of time) satisfies: 0 = − α V μ 0 ( z, Δ ) + ∫ D × R ∗ + W ( d 2 ( z, z ′ ), | log S ( μ V μ 0 ( z ′, Δ ′ ) ) d Δ ′ Δ ′ dm ( z ′ ) + I ext ( z, Δ ).

Although I desperately wanted to redefine for identity, I was cornered by my debilitating self-perceptions.

I needed to redefine, for myself, what it meant for me to be a sexually desirable woman.

But I also knew this was a moment for me to redefine for my daughters and myself what it means to be successful, powerful, and happy.

To outclass its older brother, as video game sequels are uniformly expected to do, BioShock 2 would have had to not only embark on a more penetrating philosophical expedition, but redefine for people, once again, the core principle of gaming.

"Accessibility has really been redefined for consumers," Ms. Koehn said.

Ms. Lauper treated the album's 1940's title song, which Etta James redefined for the rock era, as a gospel-flavored cry of triumph.

John-Hall explained to the class, " 'Fake news' has been redefined, for a lot of people, as news that they don't agree with".

I've redefined, for the better, what it means to be a Poffenroth.

Later, these values have been redefined for designing and planning the landscape (Ministerie van Landbouw, Natuur en Visserij 1992).