Sentence examples for make one rethink from inspiring English sources
Seated beside him was the painter Anh Duong, whose extensive wardrobe and exhausting social calendar certainly make one rethink the artist's life.
"War Horse" and "Curious Incident," which begins performances at the Oriental Theatre in Chicago on Tuesday, have the power to make one rethink the potential of the art form.
But David Leveaux, who has directed all three plays, makes one rethink.
The documentation of the experience of Hong Kong ECE makes one rethink the viability of decentralisation of education as an effective policy tool.
It kind of makes one rethink the old adage "Less talk, more action," right?
The basis of Deborah Saunt's brief was to make one "simple clean space" out of two awkward ones (kitchen and dining room) and to rethink the trap-door exit.
Make one-on-one connections.
"These twins, one black and one white, will make you rethink race".
Every week on Food52.com, Senior Editor Kristen Miglore digs up Genius Recipes -- the ones that make us rethink cooking myths, get us talking, and change the way we cook.
It's a bold and welcome move by the Donmar's artistic director, Josie Rourke, and one that may make us rethink cross-gender casting, just as 30 years ago we began to rethink colour-blind casting.
