Sentence examples for in a reconsideration from inspiring English sources

It took five years to get him involved in a reconsideration of the play, a long road, paved by scholarly determination.

In a reconsideration of Orwell in 2003, Louis Menand noted that while "Down and Out" was a young man's book, the impulse behind it carried through Orwell's life: He didn't merely go on adventures in class-crossing.

When Walter Benjamin wrote "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," in 1936, he was intervening in a reconsideration of aesthetic values that had been long under way.

This latter conclusion will hopefully result in a reconsideration of the chemical paths along which important chemicals are produced nowadays.

In combination with increased confidence in surgery and the availability of information, this may have resulted in a reconsideration of selection criteria (Pennington et al. 2003, Price et al. 2005a, Berend et al. 2007, Cartier et al. 2007, Kort et al. 2007).

After the riots, that antipathy may be in for a reconsideration, a turn given further impetus by an ill-advised attack by an unpopular political leader.

Our contribution aims to develop arguments in favor of a reconsideration of exposure therapy to change fear-avoidance phenomena in the context of chronic pain.

When Thibaw charged it with cheating the government, demanding a fine of £100,000, the Indian viceroy, Lord Dufferin, sent an ultimatum to Mandalay in October 1885 demanding a reconsideration of the case.

While Argentina and Chile are well known to have been at the center of Operation Condor, the arrest warrants have forced new soul-searching in Peru and a reconsideration of its involvement.

The approaches described in this chapter are a reconsideration of building design in systemic terms – understanding all layers and components of building design and their complex interrelationships over time.

Elaine Showalter, a feminist literary scholar and a former president of the Modern Language Association, who retired from Princeton in 2003, today urges a reconsideration of some of the changes made in past decades.