| You dont have to reject the representation, you have to reimagine it, question its meanings. |
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| When you know people's feet of clay before they become idols it is difficult to reimagine them. |
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| Finkel's lively text encourages instructors to constantly reflect, reframe, and reimagine the courses they teach. |
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| He helped launch a seminal product-development course, and has collaborated with CEOs and architects on how they reimagine the work space. |
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| As these republics struggle to reimagine themselves as sovereign states, they are drawn to their ancient ethnic roots. |
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| I questioned how the goddess symbolism might constitute a cultural resource for religious women wanting to reimagine gender relations. |
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| The parables of Jesus metaphorically break open myths and allow us to reimagine a new world. |
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| Pick either one, and prepare to reimagine your theology and your social ethic with respect to families. |
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| The great thing about the dilemma were in, is that we get to reimagine every single thing we do. |
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| The students really learn to read, criticize, and reimagine works of history. |
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| I think we still have some room to innovate and reimagine the race a little bit more, but so far I think it is coming along pretty well. |
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| No doubt another Broadway generation will one day find a different, equally exciting way to reimagine this classic. |
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| And we are defined by a democratic discourse that allows each generation to reimagine and renew our union once more. |
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| The cult of corporatism allows us to reimagine the corporation as our ultimate access point to the infinitude of possibility. |
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| What he wanted was a chance to reimagine what sports ownership could be. |
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| The United States has been forced to reimagine itself this past month. |
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| How could we reimagine signs in elephant habitat? |
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| How do we reimagine that long-term custodianship? |
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| We must reimagine what a net at peace would look like: cyberpeace. |
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| The new Minecraft mod is the latest element in DC Thomson's strategy to reimagine The Beano – which sold two million print magazines a week at its peak – as a digital brand. |
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| But occasionally, just occasionally, they surprise on the upside too, and reimagine the city in ways that might have been impossible had disaster not struck. |
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| It's an exciting time to reimagine our media ecology in Canada. |
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| He had the foresight to reimagine the American department store. |
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| A social outcomes-based spending review could reimagine public service delivery and demonstrate to the taxpayer that their money is being used efficiently. |
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| In the new Reimagining Home brand campaign, GE highlights the human truths and insights that inspired GE to reinvent its appliance portfolio and reimagine the home. |
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