Sentence examples for rethink with from inspiring English sources

You could feasibly drop this without much thought, something you'd want to rethink with the iPhone.

If fans thought things couldn't get any worse, they might want to rethink, with the Gazette also reporting that Riga's assistant Bart De Roover may have left the club.

The emperor demanded a complete rethink, with a clearer and more legible design, in keeping with prevailing styles in Britain.

All three main party leaders have backed a rethink, with Mr Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg sympathetic to demands that the honour to be removed.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development also this week called for a rethink, with Labour claiming Osborne is stoking a housing boom to gather votes before the election.

It comes after the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development this week called for a rethink, with Labour claiming the chancellor, George Osborne, is cynically stoking a housing boom to gather votes before the election.

And then, when I suggest brilliant is insufficiently revealing as an adjective, smilingly rethinks with a flurry of alliterative approval.

And the violinist Gil Morgenstern has done more than his share of rethinking with his Reflections Series, which opened its seventh season on Thursday at Avenues: The World School in Chelsea.

Microsoft sure seems to do a lot of rethinking with the Xbox interface, and it can be a jolt to players since once they're used to one redesign, a new one seems to immediately take its place.

"The eighties had made me suspicious of any art that seduced you," he said recently, "but I had to totally rethink that with Elizabeth".

But he might want to rethink that with news of the #OpenZika project.