Sentence examples for rewriting the world from inspiring English sources

PASSIONATE MINDS: Women Rewriting the World.

PASSIONATE MINDS: Women Rewriting the World, by Claudia Roth Pierpont.

A collection of eleven of Pierpont's New Yorker essays, "Passionate Minds: Women Rewriting the World," was published in 2000.

Having put our own house in order on tax, my government would be well placed to lead the way in tackling the broken system at the global level, ensuring that all countries, including the poorest, have a say in rewriting the world's tax rules.

Canada rewrote the World Cup record books this morning, though unfortunately for them, for all the wrong reasons.

By Jia Tolentino March 10, 2017 In "Exit West," Mohsin Hamid rewrites the world as a place gorgeously, permanently overrun by migrants.

Comic and maudlin, they mourn a time when artists genuinely believed they would rewrite the world, but are also a reminder that art's ambitions might once again be political.

A map's a map Tick tock Strength and adversity Child pawn Party time A great life Past reflections Rewriting rewrites The world of the emotions Islands in the stream...then the ethics What the world is reading Our reviewers' favourites ReprintsThe authors state that their desire is to create a "monument to the sheer waste and horror of war".

A map's a map Tick tock Strength and adversity Child pawn Party time A great life Past reflections Rewriting rewrites The world of the emotions Islands in the stream...then the ethics What the world is reading Our reviewers' favourites ReprintsMILLENNIUM bug is right.

A map's a map Tick tock Strength and adversity Child pawn Party time A great life Past reflections Rewriting rewrites The world of the emotions Islands in the stream...then the ethics What the world is reading Our reviewers' favourites ReprintsThese revisionist views were peremptorily rejected by British and American historians.

In "Exit West," Hamid rewrites the world as a place thoroughly, gorgeously, and permanently overrun by refugees and migrants, its boundaries reconfigured so that "the only divisions that mattered now were between those who sought the right of passage and those who would deny them passage".