Sentence examples for reconsider things from inspiring English sources

They're able to reconsider things that white people had considered settled.

That said, if you're applying to Sussex in hope of a commune, reconsider: things have changed since the '60s.

But if Mr. Obama over-performs the polling averages on Nov. 6, we'll have to reconsider things for 2014 and 2016, by which time number of Americans who rely solely on cellphones may have grown to almost half of the population.

"If more people start to complain, we will reconsider things," he says.

Thus, the genius often found in art works has less to do with some 'sparkling touch' found in them than in the fact that their qualities help us to reconsider things anew and from a fresh point of view.

After the 2016 election, as coalition pieces realign, conservatives might want to reconsider things.

If you travel and don't find yourself reconsidering things you thought you understood in at least a little different light, perhaps the value of your experience is being needlessly blunted by a closed mind.

Frank's enchanting 8-year-old daughter eventually saves him from his own morbidity, but not before O'Flynn makes us reconsider the things we choose to lose — and the things we forget to remember until it's too late.

His decision to stay in the race means that he now has only a few weeks to reconsider before things get even harder.

It turns out that objects of ingenuity and beauty are as exciting on the shelves of Middle America's superstores as they are in the boutiques of SoHo and Milan, and with this in mind we asked various celebrated designers to reconsider ordinary things from their homes.

Would Carl Sagan watch The Artist and then go into his room to "reconsider some things"?