Sentence examples for redefining himself from inspiring English sources

But instead of redefining himself in a bid to do that, he seems to have redefined the job.

"The kid had his eyes on the prize, getting to college and redefining himself with no parents around.

The Jets' sense of reality is embodied by Testaverde, who is redefining himself as the team redefines itself.

John McCain bowed to the state's fierce interest in nature by redefining himself as a "conservative conservationist," which seems to be a compassionate conservative who recycles.

I don't doubt that the tone of these referrals varies wildly, but in the most simplistic way, reviewing the paid service of a prostitute strikes me as wildly more ethical than trading notes on a man who didn't realise that by entering into a brief relationship with a Lulu user, he was redefining himself as a rateable consumer product.

Once credited with the restoration of German music to its position of avant-garde centrality in the years following the second world war, Stockhausen has spent the past 30 years or so redefining himself as the high priest of his own religion.

"Hague used the issue to redefine himself.

He wants to redeem his legacy, even to redefine himself.

He urged Kirk to share his confession with his family, to redefine himself in memory.

"Just as he redefines himself politically, he redefines the people in his life that support him in any particular phase.

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