Sentence examples for do some rethinking from inspiring English sources
If not, time to do some rethinking.
But anyone hearing Mildred Bailey for the first time on "The Complete Columbia Recordings" (mosaicrecords.com or 203-327-7111), and willing to listen with an open ear, will be challenged to do some rethinking.
Balanchine himself did some rethinking when he discarded the ballet's original neo-Baroque costumes for leotards and tights in 1951.
But you can also hear it intellectually, as a new sort of manifesto, one that throws aside the comforts and some of the excesses of tradition; Mr. Moran has done some rethinking.
But if conservatives do some difficult rethinking in the field of political economy, they can make a comeback.
I had to do some quick rethinking when the award was announced, but my reaction was typically Hull: "I'm not getting overexcited".
"They have to do some major rethinking of their land-use planning in order to start making their argument for more stores," Mr. Donely said, adding that Garden City wants the mall to reduce its size, not increase it.
Mr. Payne readily concedes that if inspections turn up more infected cattle in the United States, then the industry will have to do some serious rethinking about its supply chain and product mix: customers can always turn to fish and chicken products rather than those made from beef.
Either way, it will be necessary to do some serious rethinking of health care policy.
