Sentence examples for rethink why from inspiring English sources

This made me rethink why I chose to be in a solitary situation in a new city.

So if we were to concede that most people are always going to live unethically, it would change the definition of unethical living (in other words, if it's somehow "human nature" to take other people's umbrellas whenever it rains unexpectedly, we have to rethink why umbrella theft is supposedly problematic).

Until we rethink why people become homeless, and move away from a categorical, diagnostic approach towards a psychological understanding, the dearth of specialist psychologists working with this group will remain, and the elimination of rough sleeping will continue to elude us.

We constantly have to rethink why we do everything, because our partner asks us constantly: Why?

The correct approach, Sengupta believes, is to "rethink why and how we store valuable data in the first place".

While these bodies of critical research have shifted the emphasis in early childhood from care to early learning, with a focus on the development of the child rather than the simple transfer of care from parents to care providers, they have also helped us understand and rethink why early nurturing and care is so closely linked to learning and the broader goal of school success.

"People are rethinking why they are here on earth: just to make money and have a good time, or to do something significant".

In addition, at the societal level microfinance proves that being poor does not mean greater risk; it forces us to rethink what, why and in whom we invest.

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There may exist little political will to legalise drugs or rethink how and why criminals are punished, but America is not about to start whipping people again anytime soon.