The part of a sentence "reconsidered from a" is not correct as written.
To use it in English, you must add an additional word to complete the thought. For example, "She reconsidered her opinion from a different perspective."
It reflected the themes of handicrafts and "women's work" that feminist artists were reconsidering from a new aesthetic and political perspective.
His physics appeared at a time when the regular order was being challenged by modernist movements in mathematics, science, art, religion, governmental and economic structures, even the very sense of what it was to be a human was being reconsidered from its core.
In 1965, the routing of I-40 west of Kingman was being reconsidered from the planned route through Needles, California to a route to the north passing through Searchlight in southern Nevada and connecting with I-15 further north of its present connection with I-15.
Stein and Toklas were a celebrated couple, and Stein's novel in the voice of Alice is a thrilling reinvention of what the novel could be, reconsidered from outside.
But I can't help but think we need computing environments reconsidered from the ground up: from the hardware to the operating system to the software.
And for the person who's doing the supporting, is that what he wants to do?" Great authors are forever being analyzed and reconsidered from different angles, including gay ones.
If no, add some steps and then reconsider from this point forward.
Instead, we utilize a panel data set from northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia that has been analysed in other published studies to reconsider it from a resilience perspective.
Jackson reconsidered after a personal visit from Gordy, for whom the singer had great respect.
