Sentence examples for difficult to rethink from inspiring English sources

Dahl found it difficult to rethink the story cinematically, and though he was credited with the screenplay, it was largely the work of David Seltzer.

Why is it so difficult to challenge him to rethink his position on late term abortions?

"It was a difficult year because people had to rethink the manner in which they handle the budget," said the Speaker of the House, Moira K. Lyons, a Democrat of Stamford.

Now, the interaction of quantification and modality raises difficult philosophical problems, which have inclined some philosophers to rethink the scope of pure quantificational logic.

Terribly difficult for me as a man, yes, because it was forcing me to rethink everything I once believed.

We conclude that it is difficult to robustly estimate compensation in advance of an intervention, there is therefore a need to rethink conservation approaches, and the feasibility of achieving fair compensations for conservation-imposed restrictions.

We need to rethink plastic.

"We're starting to rethink it.

I began to rethink the offer.

The I.T. industry has to rethink this.

But it is time to rethink this.