Sentence examples for rethinking with from inspiring English sources

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.

Meanwhile, those who still resist taking Puccini seriously could do little better than to start their rethinking with the score of "Fanciulla" at the piano, a CD of it on the stereo, and with Budden's book in hand.

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

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

There is much talk now in the United States about rethinking relations with Russia.

The collection, arriving next week, draws on Margiela pieces dating as far back as the company's founding, in 1988, rethinking them with a modern twist.

It's a familiar pitch — taking an industry that relies on outdated technology and rethinking it with modern, web-based tools.

At least a few younger officers are rethinking their relationships with the department or with their careers.

Now, regulators and lawmakers are rethinking their relationship with the consultants.

"Now, universities are fundamentally rethinking their relationships with students and alumni".