Sentence examples for rethought it from inspiring English sources

"He said that if he had that to do over again, he'd have rethought it".

Dancer-choreographer-director Tuckett has consequently rethought it in terms of retro movie glamour.

"I stopped New York, Vermont and New England from linking up by threatening to sue, and they rethought it.

"I think we've all rethought it because it's pretty easy to believe something when it's far away and then when something happens and it's a real situation you have to examine what you believe," said Dr. Brown.

Mr. Gitter said that NBC "had some initial concerns about taste issues" relating to the Truth spot but "rethought it" after being "persuaded by the advertiser to give it a shot, subject to viewer response".

For one thing, she has, in the last four stories of Dear Life, revisited early material, rethought it in the wiser and more accepting terms that we would expect of someone who has spent most of her adult life maturing in the public eye.

It rethought its approach to introductory courses and offered female students a summer research opportunity between their freshman and sophomore years to demonstrate how to apply their computer science skills and encourage them to take additional courses.

But with the death toll from the week's violence surpassing 1,000 and little prospect of an end to the standoff, officials said, the administration had begun a debate over what threshold it was willing to bear before it fundamentally rethought its relationship with the military.

It announced that as part of its cooperation with an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission, it had rethought its practice of booking some equipment revenue when a product was shipped, even though it reimburses customers when a product is damaged in transit.

Even though Orange previously hinted at a potential exit, the telecom company has recently rethought its plans when it comes to content.

• On Tuesday afternoon, Hyundai announced that it had indeed rethought its lineup.