Sentence examples for restyled as from inspiring English sources

What starts as malice ends as passion: self-importance is restyled as nobility.

Tests revealed, among other things, that in the repainting, Jesus's curly red hair was restyled as black and straight.

"Restyled as Real Estate Trust, Varied Businesses Avoid Taxes" (front page, April 22) was long on sensation, but missing a few essential facts.

In less than a fortnight, it had been removed as a segment of the main-stem Mississippi and restyled as a form of surgical drain.

Alton chose to alter the direction of a paper that Kelner has restyled as a "Viewspaper" but which many believed had grown tired.

I could see Martin Kaymer fronting a synth collective specialising in 27-minute motorik grooves, mind you, or Sergio restyled as a Scott Walker for the new millennium.

Pop stars, such as the former Culture Club singer Boy George, and Norman Cook, the former Housemartins guitarist now known as Fatboy Slim, restyled themselves as DJs.

Mr Rafsanjani, a pragmatic conservative who had restyled himself as a cautious reformer, had been expected to face an out-and-out moderniser in the run-off.

In his years in office, Mr. Saakashvili has restyled Georgia as a bastion of resistance to Russian influence and a laboratory for free-market economic policy.

Lil has been praised for her gritty singing, and this week she took one of Reed's definitive urban portraits and restyled it as an uptempo soul song.

He co-opted great swaths of Sampha's tune Too Much and restyled it as his own Too Much; another feature, on a song called The Motion, followed.