Sentence examples for interested in rethinking from inspiring English sources
Researchers scribbling away in the great reading room of the Bibliothèque nationale were startled when the holy silence was broken by an announcement that all those interested in rethinking the library's operation should gather in the courtyard.
Its aim is to bring moribund shopping arcades and depressed high streets back to life by forging alliances between local authorities, property owners, local businesses, citizens and architects, artists, designers and anyone else interested in rethinking the way we use the spaces in which we work, live and play.
Their newly published book, The Art of Giving: Where the Soul Meets a Business Plan, serves as an excellent primer for donors just beginning their philanthropic journey as well as those interested in rethinking their giving strategies.
In Rethinking epistemology, ed.
I don't look for skill in art... skill has nothing to do with technical proficiency... I'm interested in people who rethink skill, who redefine or reimagine it: an engineer, say, who builds rockets from rocks".
Tupperware, it turns out, is more interested in jolting consumers to rethink the company than in getting them to think about it in precisely one way.
Or, as Sehgal has it: 'I am interested in creating products, but by rethinking the notion of a product as a transformation of actions not as a transformation of material,' a statement that, whatever else it does, feebly justifies the ICA's decision to sell £25 limited editions of his work - 'editions' that consist of a single word, whispered in the buyer's ear.
If you're not interested in pleasing her, maybe you should rethink your choices".
Be interested in their interests.
Politicians who have been interested in running for the Council, meanwhile, said they would rethink their plans.
While LearnBoost raised $2.87 million from Charles River Ventures, Atlas Ventures and others for its beautifully designed product and its mission to rethink the gradebook, Lu says that teachers were more interested in its Lesson Plan-sharing feature than grading.
