Sentence examples for rethought as from inspiring English sources

Scrum-half needs to be rethought as well: Dawson is good behind a pack that's going forward but they need to interchange as they could when Healey was on the field.

The system is being rethought, as well, in China and India and other countries that spent the 1990s trying to become integrated into the global trading system by accepting the West's rules.

Traditional film techniques have to be rethought as well.

Trover's Facebook posting is being rethought as well, so as to allow for geo-tagging capabilities instead of simple photo uploads.

At Kutsher's, this cuisine is not so much rethought as retouched.

Originally attributed to Cellini, they are now being rethought as van Tetrode's.

It was the late 1960's, and a lot of old societal assumptions were being rethought, but not as yet the ones that decreed that the girls at my Long Island high school all needed to learn how to make cakes, not repair lamps.

Yes, celebrities have always been with us, but not quite in the way they are now since Ms. Fuller rethought them as familiars, our fake friends whom we can slag or praise, depending on the moment.

In most situations that would have been the end of it, but midway through the run, director Symon MacIntyre announced he had taken "on board all the comments and criticisms" and "with a little help from his friends in a night of madness" had rethought Supper "as a brand new story".

As writer David Carr says in the piece: "celebrities have always been with us, but not quite in the way they are now since Ms. Fuller rethought them as familiars, our fake friends whom we can slag or praise, depending on the moment".

Nilekani rethought the idea as a more liberal, and more economically oriented, one.