Sentence examples for wanting to recreate from inspiring English sources
"I have always had a psychological thing of wanting to recreate or destroy," Koolhaas says.
"There's a result to believing that a book written about life in a specific society 1,500 years ago is the word of God: You start wanting to recreate that society," he says.
"But it is only unnerving if you see this person as wanting to recreate the lifestyle of a member of the NKVD," Ms. Adjoubei said, referring to the secret police of the 1930s.
Last night I tried an experiment; wanting to recreate those halcyon days of watching "Dynasty" over the phone with my friend, I watched the State of the Union while following along on Twitter — the hashtag people were using was #SOTU, so if you searched that on the Twitter home page, you got to see everything being said there that included that hashtagged term.
Wanting to recreate the experience for others, Barna says they launched "a subscription model" and "put some editorial content around it". Beauchamp adds, "every woman wishes that she had a friend that lived in New York and had access to this editor's closet so that was kind of the customer side of the inspiration".
"Wanting to recreate the famous scene, I decided to make her the dress to coincide with my proposal".
And I wanted to recreate that.
He wants to recreate that situation, but with new controls.
And one that Gore desperately wants to recreate.
"We want to recreate its original value," Mr. Dalloul said.
