Sentence examples for reconsidering of from inspiring English sources

It can be painful, this sloughing off of earlier selves, this reconsidering of earlier desires.

His party's campaign manifesto calls for an "equal partnership" with the United States and a "reconsidering" of the 50,000-strong American military presence here.

Despite the progress made by science, medicine and mental-health care in the 20th century — the sequencing of our genome, the advent of antidepressants, the reconsidering of asylums and lobotomies — nothing has been able to drive down the suicide rate in the general population.

After Colombia lost Panama, they tried to appeal to the U.S. by the reconsidering of treaties and even naming Panama City the capital of Colombia.

Given that that debate was just days after video surfaced of Trump bragging about grabbing women by the pussy, a lot of commenters dismissed Trump's move as a stunt, but since then liberals have been wrestling with Broaddrick's accusations amid a reconsidering of Clinton's actions.

This makes discovering and reconsidering of new versions of experiences and attitudes possible [ 20].

Kennedy did show signs in the last months of his life of reconsidering some of the premises of the cold war and of doubting the wisdom of Vietnam.

(If Trump, Donald becomes the next American president, I may have to reconsider of course).

Mr. Zensinger said 578 applications had been reconsidered out of the original 7,200 that were rejected.

Politicians certainly have the option to "change their minds" after carefully reconsidering matters of importance.

Palliative care is aimed at acknowledging patients' impending death and at reconsidering goals of care [ 6].