Sentence examples for actually reconsider from inspiring English sources

The Senate's rules are notoriously complex and the vote last night was "on cloture on the motion to proceed", which means it sought to limit debate on a motion to actually reconsider the bill.

"And Fox called and said, 'If you want to do this movie, it's now or never.' With all that incentive, I was convinced that it wasn't going back, it was going forward, and [it was an] opportunity to actually reconsider 'The X-Files' not just for me but for the audience, for the fans".

"Here you had somebody actually reconsidering what a painting is".

My favourite jokes are the ones with what I refer to as "hang time", where the audience has to consider the target for a while before realising that the butt of the joke is actually them having to reconsider the whole set up and punchline.

I finally said, 'I'm not doing this anymore — if you ever get a system that actually works, I'll reconsider.'".

King added a long caption, about how living in the van had made her reconsider what "work" actually means.

So for someone like her to actually be open enough to reconsider something as basic as her instrumental profile, that's very unusual".

And in an authoritarian country that has begun to experiment with looser controls on the news media, the controversy has raised the prospect of something exceedingly unusual: that public outrage might actually force the government to reconsider its plans.

Then in my bargaining phase I actually asked my employer to reconsider his decision.

UPDATE: 3 09 p.m. -- In an interview with HuffPost Live Monday afternoon, Markell spoke further about the Super Bowl, saying, "If the governor passes that law, it could put the NFL in a position of having to reconsider whether it actually has the Super Bowl in Arizona because of just all of the other issues surrounding this, and I think we all want to show we're welcoming to all people...

Actually, Stefano Mancuso would like you to reconsider some of that.