Sentence examples for rethink the matter from inspiring English sources

"We decided to rethink the matter," Mr. Feiner said.

Atkinson may be too chary of praise here, but any fair-minded reader will certainly be prodded to rethink the matter of Patton's reputation.

After rethinking the matter, Mr. Brooks excised his remarks from that day's Record.

Councilwoman Eddie Mae Barnes was receptive to rethinking the matter, but she thought the three critics were overly harsh when they approached the board.

It's an almost equally quick jaunt to the dream house the couple designed and built, then occupied for a mere four years before rethinking the matter and moving out at the end of February.

Perhaps we should rethink the whole matter: rather than just accept the "commodity" model for each of our most precious resources, think of what matters to us as something other than a commodity.

Had to rethink the whole thing".

"We have to rethink the whole thing".

A Hampshire statement said: "The club would like to make it clear that although we respect this decision we have been, and continue to, urge the PCB to rethink this matter, and we are keen to have Shahid playing at some point in the season".

Given the outcome of these three referenda, should we rethink the way voters weigh in directly on matters of national security and international relations?

It gets to the heart of the matter, as it were; it forces us to rethink the entire premise of Greene's novel.