Sentence examples for reconsider something from inspiring English sources

"Even if because of your book people do get ready to reconsider something, they don't know it," he said.

So for someone like her to actually be open enough to reconsider something as basic as her instrumental profile, that's very unusual".

I personally think the best books are those that not only inform me about something or entertain me, but which also make me reconsider something I think I know.

There's nothing the fashion industry loves more than the chance to make everyone reconsider something they've written off as uncool.

While that might give brands a deeper sense of control over the experience, it likely also reduces conversion rates as leaving Messenger gives them a chance to get distracted or reconsider buying something.

Aronofsky's sprawling 2006 fantasy epic The Fountain was roundly rubbished by critics, but is beginning to be reconsidered as something of an offbeat cult classic.

This can help to either confirm your impression or give you something to reconsider.

And when you start throwing emotions and history and the future into the equation, what was once something you could never tolerate suddenly can become something you'll reconsider.

But the composer is perhaps right to be reconsidering the finale: something longer may be needed to wrap up this sequence of horn snapshots.

The exhibition, "FROM 199A TO 199B: LIAM GILLICK," brings together work from his pre-America days, when he and a group of Europeans set the terms of what came to be known as "relational aesthetics," which reconsidered art as something that viewers and institutions create almost as much as artists.

That schedule is something he would reconsider.