Sentence examples for remold himself from inspiring English sources

Bush's victory in the primaries came at a cost, but so did Gore's efforts to remold himself into a rowdy fighter in earth tones.

The violation by another's hands inside of your sacred body, splitting your armor apart and dissecting deep into your soul.....as they attempt to remold what God himself created, and in the process lifting the veil of boundaries of the sacred self, marred by the spoils of war.

LaBute, who calls himself "a part-time moralist," and who has seen himself remolded by his fame, is a dramatist with a full-time ethical quandary.

She knew it and did not hesitate to remold herself into a different performer.

Historians are also part of the effort to remold Kosovo.

They remold W. into whatever will work for their states.

He has no drive to remold the technology industry; he is no Bill Gates, no Larry Ellison.

They're not going to remold your organization, but they might lead it".

A new cohesiveness, a oneness, was going to remold the character of American citizenry.

How arrogant of me to think I could remold a man who was firmly set.

Just promoted as principals at Ballet Theater, Ms. Dvorovenko and Mr. Belotserkovsky have worked to remold themselves as dancers.