Sentence examples for redefine the concept from inspiring English sources

Coltrane's quartet helped redefine the concept of the jazz combo.

"We have to redefine the concept of marriage.

"That is important if we are to redefine the concept of General Motors in Europe," he added.

The biography adds: "His sparks of creative intelligence and insanity have propelled IC to redefine the concept of humanitarian work, offering new life to old hope".

"There have been some proposals that we think would redefine the concept," Frank E. Loy, under secretary of state for global affairs, said today.

A transportation system of this kind would redefine the concept of commuting and boost cross-border cooperation in Europe," said Vazil Hudak, Slovakia's minister of economy.

The $1.1 billion, 40-story resort redefined the concept of an Atlantic City luxury casino.

Like any number of Samuel Beckett characters, Nasseri has redefined the concept of waiting.

Then there is Dr. Eric Pearl, a healer and metaphysician, who has redefined the concept.

Last summer, it emerged that it had sanctioned two memoranda redefining the concept of torture more narrowly.

In some of the works that last just a few minutes, Mr. Carter redefines the concept of the miniature.