Sentence examples for rethought through from inspiring English sources

If the Guardianship of the Jurist can be rethought through compromise the Islamic Republic can move forward.

Both the workshops in São Luiz and the seminar in Cunha were based on "dialogue-oriented" learning activities in the four subsystems of EWS, since attitudes and values are optimally challenged, tested, and rethought through dialogue and debate (Selby and Kagawa 2012).

Almost all of their game systems besides the inventory and conversation schemes were rethought up through the end of the project.

Movements centered on such issues are enduring and longstanding because they have to be; a solution to big game hunting will require addressing how multiple systems that affect us all, including tourism and government, will have to be rethought and disassembled through hard legal and social reconfigurations.

Sometimes the pen runs dry and sometimes they've rethought a word and crossed through it in favor of another.

Morey was negotiating to sell the station last year, but the deal fell through and Morey officials rethought their strategy.

All these concerns -- with hefty vocal acting, with popular culture, with music of the past, with a rethought 20th-century tradition leading from Schoenberg through Weill and Eisler (and from Stravinsky through Poulenc and Milhaud) to the present -- came together with a smash in Mr. Gruber's "Frankenstein!!" for his own voice with orchestra or smaller ensemble.

"We rethought our strategies to look at this through a different lens and thought, 'How can we get into the stream before the gun is even in the equation and get around that argument and do this work in a way that will actually save lives?'" Barden said.

The Guardian's Michael Billington saw the performance and recounts how this bluff panjandrum, played in the movie by Robert Morley, was totally rethought by Warner as a power-broker perpetuating his position through a quiet, intense love for his daughter.

Many were rethought, while others were pulled out of "dead object" status through desperate last ditch efforts.

Have you rethought your own architecture based upon the massive amounts of data moving through the cloud?