The logic was Jacobin, the authority deriving from a perceived mandate to recast time-honored practices.
If so then it's worth exploring why and whether the action needs to be recast.
In contrast, Europe's past vices now seemed like virtues: rigidity recast as solidity, risk-aversion as prudence.
He has recast the notion of entropy into a context that has meaning and relevance for this particular problem.
The pursuit of physical perfection was recast as a source — often the source — of young women's “empowerment.
And, if nothing else, Dongtan is being recast as a trial run from which planners ought to draw lessons.
Only then was it recast in less fleeting terms: as a multiple of the wavelength of a particular type of light.
It gave definite form, Mukherjee says, to an adversary that was essentially formless: "Cancer, a shape-shifting disease of colossal diversity, was recast as a single, monolithic entity."
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has tried to recast the desire for privacy as a desire for control over our digital identities.
I intend to recast my lost ancestors so that they will understand that there is another path now available home to the Tao.
The President can no longer count on a Democratic majority in Congress to enact his agenda; he will now have to recast his presidency in the light of America's abrupt jerk back to the right.
How ironic that the book should be published just when a quirky election in Massachusetts has shown how little power even the most inspiring of presidents has to recast America.
