Reinventing in a sentence

Akane-banashi is one of Shonen Jump's most innovative mangas and it has proved this again by reinventing two classic tropes through combining them.

As a woman, Taylor has to keep reinventing herself, glossing her image, perfecting her look, always polishing that red lip, classic thing that you like – and smiling through the tears.

At Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri imagined an ode to getting away and the magic of the mountains in the DiorAlps line by reinventing the inspirations of her latest shows.

Documentation not only encourages user adoption but also promotes improvements without reinventing the wheel.

Ever since the release of the original game in 1996, has been a mainstay franchise for the mega-developer, setting trends in the survival horror genre and consistently reinventing itself to good results.

Fresh from reinventing the Halloween series, David Gordon Green reboots another iconic horror film.

I settled on Debian because Redhat was so bloated, slow, and went totally overboard doing their "own thing" (ie. reinventing the wheel, badly).

Is it reinventing any sci-fi, horror, or monster movie tropes?

It means constantly reinventing our efforts to shut down online ripoffs and music piracy – and to ensure that emerging technologies are used in ways that respect and compensate artists and rightsholders.

It will be a destination and a home for people who dream big and want to be part of building a new model for exceptional livability, creating thriving businesses and reinventing environmental conservation.

Meanwhile, the trippy, Jack Kirby-inspired Transformers vs. G.I. Joe comic by John Barber and Tom Scioli took things a step further, reinventing the Quintessons as eldritch, extra-dimensional entities with godlike power.

Samsung isn’t reinventing the wheel here.

Such cloud-powered organizations are reinventing their business through cloud, experiencing fewer barriers to reach its value and expect revenue growth of 15% or greater despite the current business environment.

That is, stop reinventing the wheel, on the fly, every time a scientist makes a comment, and rather spend the time and effort to create a comprehensive and comprehensible information source library which is then refered to in interviews.

The four-part documentary Antisemitism: 2,000 Years of History is ambitious, attempting to explore the evolution of antisemitism through the ages, and how it continues to resurface, albeit in different ways, reinventing itself constantly.

The Master Plan Implementation Committee is holding a series of workshops that are aimed at reinventing Northborough’s Town Center.

The social history detailed by the maître d’ is, obviously, painful but the cocktail itself is delicious, a choice on the “then” section reinventing classics of the six part menu.

The x86 is a mature architecture that Intel has been reinventing and evolving for more than four decades.

We should congratulate both the government and the private sector for their commitment to this unique public/private partnership, reinventing the waterfront on Manhattan’s West Side.

When asked what words of advice she would offer her younger self, she commented: “Don’t be afraid of taking leaps, of reinventing yourself if needs be.