Remaking [noun]

Idealists in France believed that America was leading in the remaking of the world.

If I had the remaking of man, he wouldn't have any conscience.

In addition to remaking the sledges, Bjaaland had to get the ski ready.

"Just remaking life a little for her," replied the other offhandedly.

Are they not merely a reversal of life's engine, rather than an unmaking and a remaking.

He plunged into the remaking of "Success" with characteristic abandon.

She had dreamed of a complete conquest of caste, and the remaking of a man.

She smiled courageously as she folded a piece of old silk she was remaking.

When she attended her second meeting of the Thanatopsis she said nothing about remaking the town.

But he has a way of remaking so creative that one might say that without him the Creator Himself would be a bit embarrassed.