Sentence examples for to start redefining from inspiring English sources

The real opportunity for women in a leadership role is to start redefining the workday.

But in the larger sense -- we need to start redefining the social appropriateness of being both social media content creators and consumers.

And this is why it's very important for those of us who have survived the hell of divorce to start redefining what the landscape of the divorced woman [or man] can look like.

Jerry Cox, president of the Arkansas Family Council, said: "The marriage of one man to one woman has been a cornerstone of western civilisation for thousands of years... once people start redefining marriage, there seems to be no place to stop .Mr Piazza's ruling opened the door for all 75 counties in the state to issue marriage licences to gay couples.

"The question is, are you ready to stop the glorification of busy and start redefining success," he wrote.

"Certainly when you say no new taxes, then you start redefining what you mean by taxes, that certainly appears to be a change," said John O. Bennett, the Senate's Republican co-president.

"Once you start redefining marriage, where do you stop?

"The doctors always come back with these blank looks on their faces, and then they start redefining what normal is," Tracee said as we drove down Interstate 25, a ribbon of asphalt that runs close to where the Great Plains bump up against the Rockies.

So how do we start redefining masculinity?

In the two-and-a-half years since Doolbaz started redefining dick pics, she has added 32 fashionably dressed phallus photos to her "dicture gallery". .

The German press started redefining the story.