Sentence examples for reconsider for from inspiring English sources
In it, Mr. Teng expressed alarm at Mr. Chen's decision to reject asylum in the United States and urged him to reconsider for the sake of his family.
He pauses to reconsider for a moment and adds, "Well, I guess he's homeless, but he also has a lot of money".
However, even those jaded dancegoers who feel they've seen enough interpretations of "Don Quixote" and "Giselle" to last a lifetime might reconsider for Monday and Saturday evenings, when the Royal Ballet star Alina Cojocaru, returning as a guest artist this season, dances the heroine in each ballet.
It is also a world of charm, and if there are any among you who are thinking along the lines of "modernism – French – Beckett – no punctuation – er, not for me, thanks" I would urge you to reconsider, for Apollinaire's is actually a poetry which invites you, and the world, in, instead of rejecting it in fastidious disdain.
She hadn't wanted their bedroom to look like a child's bunker, but now she thought she might reconsider, for if she had planets and galaxies, half-moons and shooting stars to stare up at on nights like this it might be easier to pretend that she was somewhere else, in her mother's garden, perhaps, on a warm summer evening, with soft blades of grass stroking her cheeks.
Even though they had collected more than 15,700 signatures to qualify for the ballot's deadline today, they're holding off and will reconsider for the November 2015 ballot instead.
Over 15-27 months, those reconsidered for a loan were more likely to have a formal credit score.
Despite the demanding terms on offer, those reconsidered for a loan seemed to prosper.
This left many people reconsidering for the first time their understanding of physical safety in modern Germany.
The president of Co-op City's directors, Al Shapiro, says it will not be reconsidered for at least five years.
Ms. Kennel explained that the exhibition had been reconsidered for American audiences and would be smaller than the one in London.
