Sentence examples for reappraise and from inspiring English sources

Rejecting traditional cultural hierarchies, artists and audiences alike take the elements they want, reappraise and reassess them, and throw them into the melting pot.

A new exhibition about apartheid, at the International Centre of Photography in New York, seeks to reappraise and add nuance to the popular image of South Africa during those years.

Here, we reappraise and update the increasing evidence for antibody-mediated immunity against Mycobacterium tuberculosis, discuss the complexity of antibody responses to mycobacteria, and address mechanism of protection.

It's high time that he is reappraised and that we look again.

The postponed upgrading of the A21 road near Tonbridge in Kent, for example, is now being reappraised, and a public inquiry is due in May.

But with a life-estate clause, upon the death of the parent the home would be reappraised, and the market value of the home at that time would be become the new tax basis.

I am of course delighted (not least as a mere journalist but as one who's just had a newly-devised evening of rehearsed readings performed in Lancaster's Grand Theatre) that JSF's work is being reappraised and indeed performed.

TRIPOD will be periodically reappraised, and if necessary, modified to reflect comments, criticisms, and any new evidence.

On the one hand, the role of agriculture in the process of development has been reappraised and revalued from the point of view of its contribution to industrialization and its importance for harmonious development and political and economic stability.

When patients with LS do not respond to topical corticosteroids of an adequate potency and a sufficient duration, diagnosis should be doubted and reappraised, and contact allergy to a constituent of the cream, secondary infections, or malignant evolution should be excluded.

Every girl would be scored in these four categories, and the fifteen girls with the highest total number of points would compete in the semifinals of the contest, at which time the judges would reappraise them and choose the queen and the four other finalists.