Sentence examples for * reappraise from inspiring English sources

The impulse to reappraise is not new.

But these advances aren't my only prompts to reappraise it.

Now is a great time to reappraise this woman's work.

Hipkiss had to reappraise what his approach was.

I wanted to take that and reappraise it".

Adams's political turn forced his subordinates to reappraise the righteousness of their own killing.

He seeks to reappraise the Nordic peoples by observing their behavior in the wild.

Afterwards, Hitler's enemies were slow to reappraise the German masters they had missed.

During this period the government did not reappraise the situation, Chilcot says.

It's good housekeeping, giving choreographers a chance to tinker and audiences a chance to reappraise.

It's time to reappraise the artist's work in the context of his home, says Charles Darwent.