Sentence examples for reshape it as from inspiring English sources

Those employed to uphold and enforce it could reshape it as easily as they could exhale.

But is it justifiable simply to reach out for the "biggest bad" of the past, whose tendrils still snake through so many lives, and to reshape it as the background to an author's own speculative fiction?

This led researchers to suspect that the bulge was the source of stem cells that produce the entire hair follicle and also reshape it as it grows, shrinks, and grows again throughout life.

Another option would be to strip Newsnight of its investigative role, reshaping it as a more straightforward news bulletin, in the style of BBC1's 10pm news programme.

Behnisch and his team reshaped it as a landscape, absorbing spectator seating into the slopes and adding an artificial lake.

He settled on a rundown manor house, Down Place, on the banks of the Thames near the village of Bray, Berkshire; in 1952, Hammer purchased the building and reshaped it as Bray Studios.

Those early deceptions became not just the intrigues of a typical liar, but the deceptions of a man who is straining to redo all narration, history, the past, reshaping it as he saw it.' This leads Karl, in a characteristically schematic maneouvre, to link Faulkner's childhood deceits and the modernism of his later fictional technique.

The rules for naming haplogroups have been designed to adjust for new SNPs that are continuously being identified and characterized to be added to the tree and potentially reshaping it as in the most recently published y-chromosomal haplogroup tree [13].

In current research, we reshaped it as a mineralized collagen fiber reinforced solid scaffold (nHAC/CS) to obtain a stable initial mechanical strength.

For the most part he is content to take an earlier version (from Polybius or a similar author) and to reshape it so as to construct moral episodes that bring out the character of the leading figures.

His goal, he wrote, was "not to dismantle the welfare state in the name of free-market economics but rather to reshape it so as to attach it to the conservative predispositions of the people".