Sentence examples for make one reconsider from inspiring English sources
It could make one reconsider that flight to Europe.
Killing OBL is going to have repercussions, some of which may make one reconsider if killing in the name of "freedom" was worthwhile.
He doesn't stop there, though: there are also photographs of books filled with photographic fragments, and images of furniture and clothing arranged in such a way as to make one reconsider, say, the sleeve, for its inherent structural beauty.
One of her most striking experiments with a 3-D printer resulted in garments that hang on the body like an exoskeleton — an idea that makes one reconsider what it means to be clothed, to be naked, to be human.
The Zehetmair Quartet's new coupling of Schumann's First and Third Quartets makes one reconsider the notion.
But the departure last February of Daniel Magill, the chef who put One on the map, and the sprouting of two more restaurants nearby have apparently made One reconsider its place in the new matrix.
The collapse prompted Jordan to reconsider everything, and the Mavericks wooed him to help aging star Dirk Nowitzki make one last run at another championship.
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The Kronos Quartet made one of its regular stops at Alice Tully Hall on Saturday night and, in the process, gave the listener a chance to reconsider one of the concert business's success stories.
Which ones make you reconsider your own opinions?
One upcoming handset that might make many reconsider joining the iPhone crowd is the new Motorola Z6 music phone, which has been optimized to operate with MTV's Urge music store.
