Sentence examples for rewrite itself from inspiring English sources
Can software fundamentally rewrite itself without risking crippling breakdowns?
According to Homme, "No One Knows" existed before the recording sessions for Songs for the Deaf: We have patience with music, a year or five years down the road it may kind of rewrite itself and become what it's supposed to be.
Sure, I still like pretty, organised cities, and at first, I was carefully planning things out before realising that as a city expands, it needs to change, rewrite itself – buildings must come down in favour of highways, and houses must make way for apartments.
Not for the first time in the past few weeks, fiction was rewriting itself as fact.
It is an ultimate compliment to the individual when the universe rewrites itself around a fantasy of self-worth.
Cleverer weapons could be more dangerous still, such as malicious code that adapts to its environment, rewriting itself to evade pursuers.
—AMAR'E STOUDAMIRE, N.B.A. star *** My future rewrote itself one afternoon in eighth grade, when my American history teacher made a casual remark about Ancient Egypt.
One of the inmates, Jerry Bradway, quails as he listens to them riff and thinks to himself, "The old life rewrites itself every minute".
Press a button on the binding, and the ink inside instantly, cleanly rewrites itself: "Moby-Dick" becomes, say, "War and Peace".
But now history is rewriting itself.
Technology has many societal impacts, but perhaps one of its most visibly evident is how the tools we use change how we communicate with each other — so, literally, how technology rewrites language itself.
