Sentence examples for reshape it to from inspiring English sources

"St Thomas's martyrdom reminds us what can happen when the state seeks to dominate religious belief and reshape it to its own ends, to its own selection of values.

M.I.A. reminds us of what she does best: borrow a familiar hook from a song with a complicated history, and reshape it to tell the story she wants.

Today the word "hacker" is returning to its original use; that of a technical genius who likes to explore the technical world and reshape it to his or her desires in a non-destructive way.

A Met spokesman, Harold Holzer, said that the museum was exploring different design possibilities for the plaza, including whether to reshape it to direct more traffic to the street-level entrance of the Ruth and Harold D. Uris Center for Education, which is used mostly for school groups and the disabled.

The coming war -- which is intended to conquer an Arab country and to occupy it for as long as it takes to reshape it to American satisfaction -- is viewed here as a potential catastrophe, not just for America's friends but for America itself.

Director Akira Kurosawa's ingenious breakthrough feature examines the elusive nature of truth, and our ability to reshape it to suit what we want to believe.

This will be the move away from today's extreme capitalism, reshaping it to suit the needs of a crowded 21st century.

Leaving aside whether this is a fair on Mr Miliband, the Chancellor was not being altogether fair on King John, by taking a simplified version of the Magna Carta story and reshaping it to fit the joke.

"It's a good time to experiment with the format," said O. Burtch Drake, president and chief executive at the association, known as the Four A's, reshaping it to "make it more like the format of our media conference".

Walter Reade Theater, 165 West 65th Street, (212) 975-5600, filmlinc.org; $11. (Dave Kehr) JOSEPH CORNELL (Saturday) Best known for his boxes filled with mysterious objects, this dedicated filmmaker pioneered the technique of borrowing footage and reshaping it to his own poetic ends.

Toward that end, officials say that Ashton B. Carter, the deputy defense secretary, plans to convene a panel of experts to conduct a crash review of the current national military strategy with an eye to reshaping it to fit the new budget constraints.