Sentence examples for rethought from from inspiring English sources

"The programming had to be rethought from the ground up," he said.

Every assumption had to be rethought from scratch and then justified.

ReprintsHowever, scenting the chance for an even huger handout from Tokyo, Yoshikazu Shimabukuro, the newly elected mayor of the nearby city of Nago, demanded that the plan be rethought from scratch.

That means that in the next 10 to 20 years, every process, every factory, every logistics system, every product, every service is going to have to be completely rethought from a sustainability standpoint.

The narration helps to draw an imperfect but fascinating analogy between the public interventions of the Brazilian avant garde during the dictatorship and the contemporary reuse of the Minhocão: a top-down imposition now rethought from the bottom up.

Its astronomical bill (equivalent to £1.8bn at today's prices) came down to Foster's total approach to the project: every part of what an office building should be was to be fundamentally rethought from scratch.

Dmitri Tcherniakov's revelatory staging of this much-loved opera totally rethought the piece from both human and social perspectives.

He felt that every sex act had to be entirely rethought and reimagined from the beginning to the end.

Eugene Onegin/Bolshoi Opera Royal Opera House, London Dmitri Tcherniakov's revelatory staging of this much-loved opera totally rethought the piece from both human and social perspectives.

Foster has achieved what no other architect has been able to: he has rethought the airport from scratch and made it work.

The reasons the new employer gives for revoking the offer range from "we rethought the position's requirements, and decided you are not the best candidate" to "we have to scale back and reduce head count".