Sentence examples for redefine that from inspiring English sources

You are stripped of yourself and must redefine that self.

Is this Bill going to redefine that marriage?

What he didn't anticipate was that the financial crisis would redefine that mandate.

Then, and now, the vice president's campaign tried methodically to redefine that governor as untested and risky.

Having inherited a sorry situation from the previous administration, the Obama administration, as it goes through its policy review, must remember and redefine that original focus.

But the left probably understates how much power he would have to shape and even redefine that framework, and how invested his fellow Republican officeholders (as opposed to movement activists) would be in making his first term a success.

"The designers I'm showing are all redefining that line".

Ms. Halder, by the simple act of writing her story, has redefined that place forever.

"Regardless what you think of the writing, it is the book that redefined that digital to print publishing of books".

So it was Europe that made the play's reputation and it is Van Hove's version, in these two capitals, that has redefined that reputation.

He goes to Toronto and gauges the success of the ad hoc, bona fide multiculturalism that has redefined that city over the past few decades.