Sentence examples for require a refashioning of from inspiring English sources

"This will require a refashioning of deterrence and defense capabilities.

The Lib Dems are also to demand a refashioning of the way the government is planning to use charities and the voluntary sector to engineer a refashioning of public services.

I'm not saying that Oblivion is a refashioning of Moon, of course... but some people might.

It's a love story, a hermit's story and a refashioning of age-old wolf-based folklore like "Little Red Cap".

Some hope that a hung parliament would usher in a refashioning of the centre-left: a Mandelsoned and Milibanded party would arise.

The "Ring" is more than a refashioning of myth; from the outset, Wagner intended an allegorical assault on modern capitalist society.

But I.B.M., analysts say, is going well beyond a refashioning of consumer features with the latest version of its Connections social business software, with beta code being released this week.

So, Ken Clarke is safe October 7, 2013 James Forsyth (@JGForsyth) Big theme of this reshuffle is going to be a refashioning of the Tory whips' office.

" Desperado," the entry continues, "is simply a refashioning of the English word desperate." Spanish-influenced words with the -ado ending include bravado and tornado.

Here Lies Arthur by Philip Reeve is a refashioning of the Arthurian legend, stripping it of its knights and Round Table and making its hero a brutish local tyrant who spends his time pillaging and stirring up boundary disputes.

Part of Schlegel's larger political animus lay always (in early as well as late phases of his career) in a refashioning of the relationship between the sexes.