Sentence examples similar to reappraise the problem from inspiring English sources

During this period the government did not reappraise the situation, Chilcot says.

He seeks to reappraise the Nordic peoples by observing their behavior in the wild.

Adams's political turn forced his subordinates to reappraise the righteousness of their own killing.

Afterwards, Hitler's enemies were slow to reappraise the German masters they had missed.

For its survival, India will have to reappraise the process of its government.

It's time to reappraise the man as well as his music.

He is so imploring in his response that I have immediately to reappraise the man.

It's time to reappraise the artist's work in the context of his home, says Charles Darwent.

Last year's publication of Go Set a Watchman obliged bewildered fans of the novel to reappraise the character of Finch.

If it turns out to be more serious than people thought, we might be having to reappraise the situation.

So beyond the soul-searching at individual organisations, is it time we reappraise the entire media-NGO relationship?