Sentence examples for would refine from inspiring English sources

The movement's rich backers funded a series of thinktanks which would refine and promote the ideology.

A lawyer for Ms. Olson, Tony Serra, said she would refine her comments when she saw the judge.

Some risks had been expected from the plant, which would refine rare earth ores into manufacturing-grade materials.

An aide said Mr. Reid would refine his strategy this week after meeting with the entire Senate Democratic caucus.

In time the opposing sides would refine their positions around other appurtenances: Robert Mapplethorpe's bullwhip, Andres Serrano's urine, Terrence McNally's gay messiah and, more recently, Chris Ofili's dung.

Yet all the conventions and motifs that Vermeer and his generation would refine into a new kind of representation are present, in one work or another.

I'd be playing an instrument for hours and hours and hours, and then I'd refine it and then take it and cut it all up".

After showing a film as many as 70 times and calibrating the audience reaction, he'd refine all his comments and jokes like a stand-up comedian.

By college, I'd refined my image a bit.

If I wanted to carry on making pictures I would, or I would just refine my archive.

In some ways, the changes would merely refine the control Mr. Chávez already exerts over intelligence operations.