Sentence examples for revised and recast from inspiring English sources

Now, revised and recast, it has reopened at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven.

Now revised and recast for a 10th-anniversary tour, it's the kind of certified cult hit that no longer has an audience so much as fans, who come to relive their favourite moments, blow up white balloons during the wedding scene and remain on their feet dancing throughout the interval.

Adler also examines the key roles played by the Book of Change and Zhou Dunyi in the formation of Zhu's thought, and joins Thomas Wilson and Hoyt Tillman in showing the extent to which Zhu Xi re-visioned, revised, and recast the Confucian Way.

People complain that writing by hand is slow, but that can be good for thinking and creating, he said: "It slows us down to think and to contemplate and to revise and recast".

But once he arrived at Jena he set himself to the former task, the surprising result of which was not so much the popularization of another aspect of Kant's thought as a first, historically momentous effort to revise and recast the theoretical foundations of the new transcendental idealism in a new, allegedly more coherent and systematic form.

— the revised and unexpected result.

Revised and updated by Martha White.

(Revised and re-issued, 1938).

Then, over the years, he revised and revised the ballet.

Revised and expanded in early 2012.

"I was just constantly revising and revising.