Sentence examples for redefining limits from inspiring English sources

It's particularly important for the marathon, which at its core is about redefining limits.

In making politics his sordid canvas, Hitler was redefining the limits of art-making.

While denouncing the notion that politics was the art of the possible, that is exactly what she practised, albeit skillfully and bravely redefining the limits of political possibility.

"The outcome of this would be huge, and set a precedent for redefining the limits and protections of intellectual property," said Laurent A. Ruessmann, a partner at Sidley Austin Brown & Wood in Brussels.

In 1986, the troupe changed its name from Circus Bidon to Archaos ("beginning"), and set about redefining the limits of what was possible in a late-20th-century spectacle.

But in an era of redefining physical limits, an era of 40-something Olympians like Dara Torres, it seems unfair to force Muster into an ageist box if he really (really) wants to play elite tennis again.

Seize this moment in time to shift your life in a positive direction by redefining your limits.

Post-modern thinker Yasmin Jiwani and co-writers described the trend in Girlhood: Redefining the Limits as an attempt to redefine girlhood while acknowledging the debate around it.

And here is my 'bargain,' if I am fortunate enough for this to work out and I am able to have a child, I will strive to actively appreciate every day, to not complain as loudly and to keep redefining the limits of who I think I can be.

Both have redefined the limits of their respective art forms.

In that regard as well, NationsBank's plans for Barnett redefine the limits of bold.