Such a dislocation of the child's daily life is not likely to conduce to his well-being; while the teacher's assumption that his _rôle_ in school is essentially active, and that of the child essentially passive, will lead at last to his turning his back on the root-idea of growth, to his forgetting that the child is a living and therefore a growing organism, to his regarding the child as clay in his hands, to be "remoulded" by him "to his heart's desire," or even as a _tabula rasa_, on which he is to inscribe words and other symbols at his will. ❋ Edmond Holmes (1893)
He reimagined the technology as a high street product, and then, as Alain de Botton observed, remoulded our sense of what we need in order to be happy. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The sum of these cultural idiosyncrasies and contradictions, continuities and discontinuities, confirms that the ancient and ongoing appeal of these figures that populate the Greek imaginary derives from an inherent ambiguity — they mean everything and nothing; like the nationalist ideology that gives them life, they can be moulded and remoulded to serve any political program at all. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Tomorrow it would be remoulded to reflect its 13th century heyday. ❋ Unknown (2008)
University is a great time for having your preconceptions remoulded. ❋ Unknown (2008)
As Rick Perlstein brilliantly illustrates in his Nixonland, Richard Nixon remoulded the GOP into a populist party mobilized against the elites. ❋ Burke's Corner (2008)
For example, glass bottles are crushed, melted and remoulded into new bottles. ❋ Unknown (2008)
It's when you frame it as a man who has remoulded himself to that extent in the ceaseless, unsleeping pursuit of power, above all, that it becomes monstrous. ❋ Ann Althouse (2008)
Democracy is thus remoulded and contorted, slowly, quietly, into an apartheid between a Big Brother majority and an underrespected minority of truth-armed dissent. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Colossians 3:9-10 WNT Do not speak falsehoods to one another, for you have stripped off the old self with its doings, and have clothed yourselves with the new self which is being remoulded into full knowledge so as to become like Him who created it. ❋ Merry Graham Rachel Bye (2005)
But the Throckmartin I had seen below was one who had borne some scaring shock of mingled rapture and horror; some soul cataclysm that in its climax had remoulded, deep from within, his face, setting on it seal of wedded ecstasy and despair; as though indeed these two had come to him hand in hand, taken possession of him and departing left behind, ineradicably, their linked shadows! ❋ Unknown (2004)
It was as though it had been remoulded by the hand of God and the hand of ❋ Unknown (2004)
Since she was obliged, in order to console herself for not being quite on a level with the rest of the Guermantes, to repeat to herself incessantly that it was owing to the uncompromising rigidity of her principles and pride that she saw so little of them, the constant iteration had gradually remoulded her body, and had given her a sort of ❋ Unknown (2003)
Thus the face of things in life changes, the centre of empires, the register of fortunes, the chart of positions, all that seemed final, are perpetually remoulded and during his life-time a man can witness the completest changes just where those seemed to him least possible. ❋ Unknown (2003)
The logic which governs them is within them and is perpetually remoulded by passion like that of people engaged in a love-quarrel or in some domestic dispute, such as that of a son with his father, of a cook with her mistress, of a woman with her husband. ❋ Unknown (2003)
In the context of its parameters, we believe that the issues as to how the wealth of our country is redistributed for the benefit of all our people, how the economy of our country is remoulded in order that all South Africans may thrive and prosper, are of prime importance and should find their solutions in the context of democracy. ❋ Unknown (2001)
Beginning as a reckless, impoverished youth poaching in the Cumberland countryside, obeying the "law" of the strongest, Verney's "plastic soul is remoulded" (I, 20) through love, which is true power; and he metamorphoses into an educated, sensitive, human-sized heroic figure in the end about to set sail from Rome, a modern Robinson Crusoe with copies of Homer and Shakespeare as well as a dog to search out the possibility of another survivor. ❋ Unknown (1995)
the [pub] [aint] half full of remoulds tonight... [elm street]. ❋ Arch Bishop Don Magic Jaun (2004)
