Redefining

In this manifesto about collaborative consumption, Botsman alludes to the power of the crowds in redefining consumption patterns across the globe. ❋ Jeff Bennett (2010)

With CxP we knew where we were going (whether one agreed or not), and now we're back to once again 'redefining US human presence in space' and clearly with as little energy behind it as my son has when asked to clean up his room. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We can all have a voice in redefining what the "good life" will mean going forward -- and a hand in creating it. ❋ Jeff Bennett (2010)

Millar would have to do an incredible job in redefining the character to get me to even watch even two hours of Superman. ❋ Unknown (2008)

If men spent as much time on sex as they are currently doing in redefining their masculinity, would you enjoy it, or get bored first? ❋ Fantasyecho (2008)

If the SciFi Channel's "experiment" in redefining SF so that it appeals to a wider (dumber) audience is successfull, pressure will be brought to bear on the other holdings within its empire to both support SFC and to replicate its success in other media, which includes the written form. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The Anglican Church has its roots in redefining marriage courtesy of King Henry VIII, and in my lifetime we have seen the Supreme Court rule that the state cannot prevent people from different races get married. ❋ Unknown (2007)

#3) I know a good deal of the word redefining is the anti-gun loby trying to demonize as many firearms as they can in the eyes of the general public. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Another category I think needs redefining is the Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form. ❋ Unknown (2005)

11Jewish defense organizations played a key role in redefining the place of Jews in postwar American society. ❋ Unknown (2007)

108 In explaining this event, all of the women stressed their active agency in redefining themselves: "I was not named by anyone," or "I named myself, me alone." ❋ Unknown (2005)

We may have a several years’ long experiment in redefining “what is money.” ❋ Unknown (2010)

"We're interested in the idea of redefining archetypes, symbols and creating pieces of jewelry that become a part of our very own signature style," Kamsler says. ❋ By CHELSEA ZALOPANY (2011)

It says something interesting about what we mean by "poetry" that trying to answer your question requires either redefining the word or redefining the world. ❋ Teddy Wayne (2011)

"We're interested in the idea of redefining archetypes, symbols and creating pieces of jewelry that become a part of our very own signature style," Purvis says. ❋ By CHELSEA ZALOPANY (2010)

Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, called redefining marriage to include same-sex couples was "moral insanity," when The Canadian Oxford Dictionary announced in 2003 that it was changing the definition of marriage to read "the legal or religious union of two people."

Earlier I was making fun of the notion of redefining Pi. ❋ Unknown (2009)