Sentence examples for readjust your from inspiring English sources

So readjust your thinking.

That cardamom bitters subtly, surprisingly readjust your evening Manhattan.

"You have to readjust your thinking," she said.

Always be prepared to readjust your forecasts when things don't go as you had planned.

The problem is that it takes (a lot of) time to readjust your lives.

There is nothing like walking with Andy Goldsworthy to make you readjust your eyesight, look a little harder, and longer.

One minute you're madly in love and then — snap! — you're not sure, the spell fracturing as the next course comes, as you readjust your gaze.

I'm seeing with his eyes, or I think I am, and that after all is what art can do – readjust your vision, make you appreciate the world differently.

Do you see a performance from Julianne and readjust your vision of the style, or do you see his storyboard and say, "No, you got it wrong".

There were treatments such as desensitisation, which meant being subjected to white noise at gradually increasing volumes to readjust your ears to normal sound, but they were extremely expensive and at that time I was pretty broke," he says.

For the thousands hoping to echo the civil rights and anti-Vietnam rallies at Lincoln Memorial by joining the women's march on Washington the day after Donald Trump's inauguration: time to readjust your expectations.