Sentence examples for reexamining of from inspiring English sources

When confronted with the paranormal, many people go through an internal process of questioning and reexamining of their perspectives on the world and themselves: questions such as whether or not they are going crazy, what prosaic answers there could be for the unusual experience or experiences, how people will view them if they dare to share their story, and other more existential quandaries.

Since the allegations broke, a reexamining of the comedian's work revealed everything from mocking sexual assault laws to even questionable material in "The Cosby Show".

Thus we are at the crossroads of reexamining our understanding of the role of glia in the nervous system.

The pertussis vaccine and the oral poliovirus vaccine provide examples of the value of reexamining current vaccines in light of new research and technologies to improve their safety.

As he looks back across the decades, reexamining his memories of tragedy and euphoria, of sickness and love, his life story unfolds for him in random order.

"We are reexamining every aspect of what we do and driving a number of changes in our business," Dell said during his presentation at the Westin Times Square Hotel.

Yet instead of reexamining the MCL, Ward et al. recommended further searching for a justification of the 50-year-old regulation (WHO 1958).

This is not a cosmetic or semantic change; it is a process of reexamining the situation.

A recent paper by Blauwhoff et al. (1984) has incited us to reexamine some of our previous results concerning the kinetics of reaction of CO2 with methyldiethanolamine (MDEA).

In 1989-1990 we reexamined 79 of these children for measurement of weight, height, and bone lead levels by means of in vivo K X-ray fluorescence.

We reexamine relationships of critical extinct taxa that impact our understanding of the origin of Cetacea.