Sentence examples for redefine ourselves from inspiring English sources

We had to redefine ourselves".

"We need to do some strategic planning," Ms. Barr says, "sit down and maybe redefine ourselves and shrink.

In one eight-month period, network news has completely changed, and this is an opportunity to redefine ourselves".

"I think we all want to believe, especially Americans, that we are free to redefine ourselves, usually by moving to California.

"The 21st century will be the century in which we redefine ourselves as the first country in world history which is literally made up of every part of the world," Mr. Prewitt, 64, said.

"The 21st century will be the century in which we redefine ourselves," he said, "as the first country in world history which is literally made up of every part of the world".

Survivance is about redefining ourselves.' The second new attraction is the WW2 Memorial, which also opened last year.

We were still redefining ourselves as a people, and many things were experimental.

We've entered a new America in the last few months: We are redefining ourselves.

With identities, we tend to want to give them a strict definition without recognizing that we are constantly redefining ourselves and those identities as we grow and evolve.

As mothers we are adjusting to new emotions, a fiercely protective love and redefining ourselves as we wish to be, as a first time mother.