Sentence examples for rethinking of her from inspiring English sources

And it means, she wrote recently in The Daily Telegraph, a rethinking of her relationship to her belongings.

And in 2008, she finished a rethinking of her parents' lives, "Alfred and Emily," imagining what might have happened to them had their lives not been ruined by war.

This calls for a total rethink of her own attitudes, and by the end her blind hatred has been swept away.

"It dawned on me that in rural Germany I am still the enemy". This calls for a total rethink of her own attitudes, and by the end her blind hatred has been swept away.

But like Cummings before her, beneath Björk's rethinking of form, her structural rebellions and experimentations (and even, in that Apple collaboration, a Cummingsian decapitalised i) there lies a deep romanticism to Biophilia – a rapturous response to the natural world, and even, in one song, a love story between a cell and a virus.

We make each other laugh, and I cause her to rethink some of her purchases while she provides me with the light that I, the disgusting zebra mussel of our relationship, can feed on in order to survive.

We make each other laugh and I cause her to rethink some of her purchases while she provides me with the light that I, the disgusting zebra mussel of our relationship, can feed on in order to survive.

If he could come to New York and talk to the UN -- particularly the Security Council's 15 members -- Slim said he would tell it to "make America rethink some of her laws, put racism on the table".

For our podcast The Reel, this week Justin Chang, Tre'vell Anderson and Jen Yamato were placed with me in a small, soundproof room to talk about new releases "Ocean's 8," "Hereditary" and "A Kid Like Jake," as well as "The Tale" and "Upgrade". And actress Claire Danes stopped by to talk about her role in "A Kid Like Jake" and how it made her rethink some of her own real-life parenting skills.

"We need a critical rethinking of patriotism". In her view, and to the detriment of women in their quest for equal citizenship, patriotism is often confused with nationalism--nationalism being concerned with seeing one's country triumph over others, whereas patriotism has to do with concern for one's own country's values.

Finally, Ostrom is justified for her critique of the Leviathan solution to the tragedy of commons but a rethinking is needed of her critique of private property rights and markets.