Reinvention in a sentence

After the 1992 elections, Hoyte attempted another reinvention of his party by entering into an alliance with a Reform component of mainly business people and professionals, similar to what the PPP had done with the Civic.

An old mentor and a new challenge sparked a reinvention.

I don’t need a reinvention, reinterpretation, refining or deconstruction of a dish that is perfect enough as it is.

I don’t think of reinvention as much as I think of evolution.

In 1990, when the show was made, the hero was hot on the heels of Alan Moore's wildly popular reinvention of the hero but was constrained by the effects of its time.

In September 2022, Starbucks unveiled its reinvention strategy, which led to the company’s value growing 30% higher than before the pandemic.

It isn’t a reinvention of the wheel, then, but it is an enjoyable and comfortingly recognisable trip to the beach.

It's not so much a sonic reinvention as a natural evolution, and its digitized percussion, plucky guitar work and ping-ponging vocal hooks make it one of their most indelibly catchy songs.

Kauai’s oldest operating hospital is on the verge of its third reinvention.

The last thing I expected from Oozing Wound was a slow record, but reinvention feels good from a band more than a decade into their career.

The latest phase in Travail's continuous reinvention takes the restaurant back to an earlier time, when it operated Umami, a pan-Asian tasting menu in a north Minneapolis fried chicken restaurant.

The possibilities are almost endless and would mark a radical reinvention of the mute switch that may just convince the masses it needed an overhaul.

The Power of Reinvention in Life and Work will be published by HarperCollins in March.

The studio's creative reinvention of the novel continues with a unique vampire story that could've stalked its way out of any epochal Gothic book.

This was a radical reinvention of the franchise from back in the 1990s, with the Beast Era changing everything from the properties aesthetic to the factions involved.

Under the vision of public servant Georges Eugène Haussmann and his lead engineer, Adolphe Alphand, trees also played a central role in the city’s colossal 19th-century reinvention.

While the real-life Phyllis was motherly and homely, Cate's Hollywood glamour was certainly a reinvention of history.

A lot of my friends and I are turning 50 this year, which means my calendar is filled with celebrations to mark a half-century (!) of life and memories and friendships and mistakes and love and heartbreak and reinvention and redemption.

Awards and saucer-eyed praise were showered on the indie-mainstream reinvention of the DC villain Joker in 2019, in a film that starred Joaquin Phoenix channelling the spirits of two Scorsese antiheroes, Travis Bickle and Rupert Pupkin.

Here, Karlo fakes his own death after injecting himself with a transformative serum that allows him to shapeshift into whomever he pleases (more akin to the character's Silver Age reinvention).