Sentence examples for really revisiting from inspiring English sources

"We're really revisiting the roots of puppetry," said Mr. Hart.

A lot will say "customer loyalty," but if you're really revisiting the fundamentals of what customer loyalty means, are you exploring loyalty cards?

I hadn't really revisited it since then.

"Had taken its toll and I hadn't really revisited it".

"They have to really revisit their policies," Ghada Zughayar, executive director of Aman, a coalition of civil society groups, said of Fatah.

She describes her mother's illness, for instance – the visits to the hospital, her homecoming, and then abandonment – but doesn't really revisit their relationship.

Because as much as I love my own daughter's art, I'm not sure how often I'd really revisit it in hardcover book format.

"We uncovered the very beginnings of our understanding of the lunar atmosphere when we visited with Apollo," Day says, "but we haven't really revisited the question of how much there is, what it's made of and how it changes from month to month".

You can't revisit old glories; they turn out to be not so glorious really, revisited.

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I was thinking, I could really revisit this design in a futuristic tablet ghetto blaster that had access to Spotify and all your programs.