"He would listen, and if there were merit, he might rethink something, but Joe's his own man".
"They've done a service in a sense: [Their paper] forced people to again rethink something, and it's quite clear that the evidence in favor of Hamilton's theory is quite convincing".
The executive took some time to highlight the project as an example of when Google is willing to take a step back and rethink something that isn't working out, even when they've made a considerable investment in the tech.
Instead of fighting a battle we can't win, it's time we rethink something our little ones already enjoy--the cookie.
Since such a transformed Republican Party is highly unlikely, maybe the best thing would be for it to get crushed in this election and forced into a fundamental rethink — something the Democrats had to go through when they lost three in a row between 1980 and 1988.
The thought of going clubbing in Jamaica, surrounded by the folks who invented cool and laid back, made me rethink wanting something memorable.
Gingrich agreed in 1995 that we might have to "rethink our Constitution" — something that wouldn't go over well with originalists.
While the festival "made us all rethink what makes something accessible in our repertory," Mr. Jones added, he said he would resist regularly taking part in mixed bills.
Few of our schools either teach or reward students who, at an early age, can demonstrate creativity or any shred of synthesis, the ability to put together what is commonly known and rethink it into something new.
"Sometimes innovation isn't creating something new but rethinking a traditional process to make it as effective, if not better" – Morven Mackinnon, Levi Strauss & Co The company's Water
