Sentence examples for remold the from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Xi told President Obama in California this month that he was determined to remold the Chinese economy.

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

Thibodeau would try to remold the Knicks into Van Gundy's every-game-is-the-end-of-the-world image.

Ballmer, in response, struggled to remold the software company into one that would sell devices and the services that powered them.

Many progressives believed the unsettled world of their day offered the United States a chance to remold the international system into something better.

But in the process of remolding the structure of the Moravian church, he found his own views recast along communal lines: "There can be no Christianity without community".

Curators are reinstalling the museum's encyclopedic collection, remolding the way the public experiences the art in the hope of attracting new visitors.

When these zonular fibres are loosened, the elastic tension in the capsule comes into play and remolds the lens, making it smaller and thicker.

Miguel stopped, spoke to the crowd a little, then started again, still slow, remolding the song as his band began to provide shape.

During the first year of occupation, Sovietization consisted primarily of remolding the old political, social, economic, and cultural structures into Soviet forms.