Sentence examples for afresh whether from inspiring English sources

But films like "Land and Freedom" make you wonder afresh whether socialist realism isn't a contradiction in terms.

They acted after being told that the home secretary, Theresa May, was "considering afresh" whether McKinnon, who has Asperger syndrome, should be extradited to the US to face trial for hacking into top secret US military computers in 2002.

But we also get proof that Wallace could still deploy his own attention to see things afresh, whether in a perfect diagnosis of a habit of mind that you had thought was yours alone, or in piercing, austere observations of that flat Midwestern landscape.

That decision has been the subject of a review by Alan Green QC, who has been asked to consider the "reasonableness" of the FSA's decision, and whether "the regulators should consider afresh whether any other former members of HBOS's senior management should be subject to an investigation with a view to prohibition proceedings".

Setting out the detailed terms of reference for the investigation, they said officials would look into "whether the regulators should consider afresh whether any other former members of HBOS's senior management should be subject to investigation with a view to prohibition proceedings".

It is his hope that "people will think afresh about whether or not all the values they hold are valid".

"As we seek to re-engage people and enhance public participation I believe we should ask the people to look afresh at whether the electoral system can enhance the mandate of the constituency MP, as well as engaging people further in the choice they have at the ballot box.

Over the past fifty years, the UK has employed a variety of models for research funding, and after two decades of relative stability, it seems sensible to look afresh at whether current arrangements are up to the task of meeting current economic, social and environmental priorities.

Don't consider afresh each morning whether to work on your novel for 45 minutes before the day begins; once you've resolved that that's just what you do, it'll be far more likely to happen.

It may take a long time to appreciate those poems afresh, after the poets who struggled against Eliot, whether as allies or enemies, are long dead; by that time his world will seem as out of date as Pope's.

With little-known works and thoughtful juxtapositions, it considers afresh the notion of visual perception as inherently destabilized, whether by the changing position of the viewer or artist's own formal interventions.