Sentence examples for to recasting from inspiring English sources
verb
To cast or throw again.
And Mr Cameron has shown that his commitment to recasting the state as an enabler and a regulator rather than a monopoly provider is flimsy.
Perhaps to retaliate against the prettification of many classic children's stories, prominent artists are drawn to recasting such works in more somber hues.
But this fall, at last, she gets the full museum-retrospective treatment plus the kind of scholarly catalog essential to recasting an artistic reputation.
What China needs is not better global propaganda, but bold new vision and leadership dedicated to recasting the way it imagines itself in the world.
"New Multitudes" demonstrates an aggressive approach to recasting Guthrie's original lyrics, to the point where the source material is sometimes obscured, although flashes of populism and dry humor show through.
Four years later he became the prime target of then Arkansas governor Bill Clinton on his way to recasting the party as more centrist, to try and win back white working class "Reagan Democrats".
"They would have to recast.
So you have to recast your own ideas".
"It's to recast the focus back on Hillary".
President-elect Trump offers an opportunity to recast himself.
