Premises often should be reexamined.
As my transition continues, I often find myself reexamining the way I embody masculinity and the way society's standards for what constitutes "masculinity" fails to serve me and my community.
The forensic evidence used to convict him was reexamined, and much was discredited.
Two years on, the ambush in Ganjigal has been examined, reexamined and presented in many different ways, often as an institutional failure and an example of the limits and dangers of the counterinsurgency theory that was pressed upon the troops by Gen. David H. Petraeus and the Pentagon.
Often I find myself reexamining my list of wants and occasionally I cross something off as it becomes apparent that it's not my happiness I am seeking, but the approval and acceptance of others.
His essays and prefaces, more often than not written quickly to order, were the fruits of his regular meditations and reveal his interest in a remarkably wide variety of subjects: writers and writing, philosophers and language, painters, dancing, architecture, and the fine arts are all reexamined with refreshing vigour.
Richter will be reexamined this week by the team surgeon, BARTON NISONSON, before any decision is made.
Scientists have reexamined it and now agree there is no conclusive proof the substance is blood.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 9 , 1950 P. 29Comment on Taft's suggestion that the U.S. foreign policy be reexamined.
Even the Anita Hill Clarence Thomas hearings have been reexamined in light of what many see as the current extremist sexual politics.
