Sentence examples for repackaged himself from inspiring English sources
Gore has repackaged himself and seems to have sold himself as his own man".
He has clearly repackaged himself: he will never be a star but he has managed to steer away from the image of a slow, dry, old stick".
He said that the controversial Mr. Modi, for example, had repackaged himself from a "hard core R.S.S. pracharak" into a political figure now trying to broaden his appeal by writing books about climate change.
It seems to me that, in a kamikaze attempt to assert their masculinity, our young man of today has repackaged himself as an erection in a vest.
In the 1960s the deity found himself repackaged by Marvel Comics, which brought him down to earth and paired him off with a foxy young nurse, although Thor's sombre, bombastic persona ensured that he never quite chimed with the fans in the way, say, Spiderman did.
Riding on the rising enthusiasm for Chinese herbal medicine, Chen packaged himself as the 19th generation of a century-old herbalist family and repackaged BaWang with a more potent herbal formula in 2005, the local media added.
The Maloofs repackaged everything.
Loans can be repackaged, rated and sold.
It's heavily mediated and repackaged".
"That means not running repackaged TV spots.
