Sentences with phrase «simply redefined»

It's not without its flaws by any means, the plotting often does get in the way of what should be clean, bold throughlines, but as a grace note love letter to a character who made Nolan's career, and to a vision for a comic book film which simply redefined what the genre could do, it's a fitting farewell.

Where necessary, we borrowed or appropriated folks, taking them away from their day jobs (or simply redefining what their «day job» actually was) and asking for forgiveness instead of permission.

They know that Jesus is Lord but they are unwilling to work through the weakness that leads to their sin, so they seek to simply redefine sin not to include homosexuality.

We consider ghosts to be part of the supernatural, but if we found evidence for ghosts, then we would simply redefine what we understand as being «natural» to include them, right?

Emin's paintings are several years» worth of revising, revamping, layering, correcting — quite simply redefining.

John Chamberlain neatly finesses the gap by simply redefining the word functional.

It; s a peas and thimbles thing — they simply redefine their terms to suit.

And I have never seen any academic policy which really covers that as you can simply redefine the area of investigation to be within safe bounds — and hence always make your point.

Part of the world - renowned Acqualina Resort and Spa, the lavishly appointed residence «couples astonishing amenities with world - class service to provide a level of opulence that simply redefines the meaning of luxury,» states an official release for the property.

Not exact matches

As the actor who redefined what it means to be The Man in Hollywood with films like «Pulp Fiction,» he simply put too much into the role, making the Octopus one of his least memorable characters to date.

It does not matter if you are simply too poor to stay: in academia, perseverance is redefined as the ability to suffer silently or to survive on family wealth.

I say this because I realize that in what I have written it is not simply a matter of a dogmatic theologian commenting on the work of a disciplined historical critic; there are issues involved here which are neither purely theological nor historical; they touch the manner in which we understand our existence and our need, an existence and an understanding that we allow it possible that Christ has redefined for us.

After all, redefining marriage to make it simply about emotional companionship sends the signal that moms and dads are interchangeable.

And that is much more useful than David simply providing a new definition for two reasons: he's seeking not necessarily to redefine, but to challenge already existing inconsistencies between our use of the words and how people actually function, AND because such terms are given their meaning collectively so redefining it alone would be meaningless because it wouldn't draw on people's real experience with their beliefs and views of the labels.

McWhirter and Mattison believe that gays must redefine «fidelity» to mean not s faithfulness, but simply «emotional dependability.»

In the pending court case for overturning California's Proposition 8, which banned «gay marriage,» two leading conservative legal scholars face off: Charles J. Cooper, taking the classical conservative line that organic social institutions such as marriage have an inherent value and can not be redefined by legal fiat, and Theodore Olson, taking the more libertarian line that government should simply regulate contractual relationships between individuals and not become involved in private matters.

In the pending court case for overturning California's Proposition 8, which banned «gay marriage,» two leading conservative legal scholars face off: Charles J. Cooper, taking the classical conservative line that organic social institutions such as marriage have an inherent value and can not be redefined by legal fiat, and Theodore Olson, taking the more libertarian line that government should simply regulate contractual relationships between individuals... Continue Reading»

Simply painted raw and exposed structural elements married with abstract iconography redefine the brand as well as provide a fun and visually rich environment.

Redefining what is best done locally will require legislation — an aspiration is simply not enough.

The solution, however, isn't simply finding better mouse models; it also involves redefining diseases to include the physiological underpinnings that mice illuminate so well.

The sheer elegance of these dresses was simply impeccable and redefined the symmetrical embroideries of the past.

She stealthily redefines the condition known as «senior slump» by not just simply skipping classes but also staying out all night at raves, snorting heroin and consuming alcohol, having sex with her «not a boyfriend,» hanging out with the wrong crowd and perfecting her caustic put - downs.

Harvey and Bob Weinstein, without a question, redefined so many rules of Hollywood marketing, distribution and filmmaking that you simply can't ignore their impact on history,» said Avrich.

The problem is that redefining proficiency simply because of the new federal requirements may create a credibility problem for the standards movement in a number of states.

The WCPS digital learning plan supports the district's vision by redefining opportunities for students to be curious and creative, rather than simply substituting ways to increase student engagement and achievement.

We can't get there by talking about numbers like standardized test scores, which will always be a reflection of the wealth or poverty of the students» parents, or graduation rates, which can be manipulated simply by redefining the course requirements or eliminating low achieving students.

Since it launched in 2005, MAZDA5 redefined the definition of small family transport vehicles, by offering seating for six in three easily configurable rows, as well as styling and dynamics simply not found in any other vehicle in this segment.

In fact, a high percentage of people, when their debt is paid off, simply find some other payments to make, for no other reason that it lets them off the hook of redefining their identity.

Redefine the meaning of relaxation with our Just Chillin» Package where you can simply enjoy the sea, sand, and sun at Belizean Dreams Resort.

Redefine the usual meeting break and delight guests with hands - on culinary activities, create themes designed around your team, and educational interaction with our world class chefs... or incorporate an Aquarium interactive or encounter experience into your day to facilitate team building or to simply add some relaxation and fun into your meeting.

In some cases they set a benchmark or redefined a genre or were simply just superb at what they did.

Unlike Call of Duty and Assassin's Creed, Lara is not simply reskinned nor are the controls redefined.

Simply called Need for Speed, Ghost Games» latest entry is a series reboot that aims to redefine the essence of Need for Speed.

Yet, as «Abstraction on the Beach» suggests, Piper's practice was not simply about saving the past, but of redefining it.

They'll simply fade into irrelevance as the market redefines itself around them.

«They have opened up a new frontier for 3D printing with the speed and quality they can attain, redefining the term «3D printing» itself to mean much more than simply morphing a digital model into a physical model on a one - off basis.

In our modern, global economy, job stability needs to be redefined as taking the steps to ensure that you always have a job - not simply staying in the same job for a long period of time.

By redefining marketing to mean attracting prospective clients instead of simply promotional activities, the focus shifts from the sales representative's skills and abilities to client's needs, wants and expectations.