Sentence examples for reintegrated itself from inspiring English sources

He knows that people find him exasperating, and he has learned to modulate his voice; one has the impression of a complex personality that has gone through loss, humiliation, a cruel breaking down of the ego, and then has reintegrated itself at a higher level.

At times you can believe, or at least hope, that classical music, after decades spent mainly in the splendid isolation of major institutions, is reintegrating itself into the fabric of New York's cultural life.

But my recent trip to the Maryinsky (for a performance of that 90-year-old production of "Ruslan and Ludmila") taught me that Russia does not need "to reintegrate itself with the West".

I spoke to Seidman, ahead of his speech later this month to more than 1,000 CEOs at the United Nations Global Compact leaders summit, about how capitalism lost its way and the importance of business reintegrating itself back into society if it is to flourish.

By Mr. Gergiev's reckoning, Russia -- so long held in isolation under Communism -- now desperately needs to reintegrate itself with the West, while the West just as desperately needs to discover the full richness of Russia's half-hidden musical heritage.

Microsoft also needs to reintegrate itself with the startup community.

Tehran's strategic culture could be moving toward the judgment that the Islamic Republic's future depends on reintegrating itself into the wider world.

"Jews of color have been like Jerzy Kosinski's The Painted Bird, a bird trying to reintegrate itself into its flock, but looks so different that the flock would turn itself on the painted bird, pecking on the painted bird until it falls to the ground," said Rabbi Capers Funnye, head rabbi of the predominantly African-American Beth Shalom B'nai Zaken Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation in Chicago.