Sentence examples similar to so reconsider from inspiring English sources

In addition to the mosque, of course, there was the Florida pastor who wanted to burn Korans on the Sept. 11 anniversary, and who has yes-no-maybe-so reconsidered, after a hearty load of negative press and a dab of executive-branch headshaking.

Ofcom said it would keep the party's status "under review" with regard to coverage during the 2015 general election and, if there were "cogent reasons" to do so, would reconsider the matter this autumn.

Parents have deep feelings, and are just as sensitive to being hurt as you are, so really reconsider and ask yourself if it's worth the potential cost.

So he reconsidered, backed off and accepted the commission's terms.

He knows "nobody wants a plain Eminem," so he reconsiders some problems with his work (not to mention his life) and holds himself accountable publicly.

The clustering of Geodia intuta with Calthropellap was surprising, but less so when reconsidering its external and spicule morphologies.

So why not reconsider them?

They didn't ask her to reconsider, so she thought, Ooooh, charmin', and off she went.

So Mr. Obama should reconsider his apparent decision to let the previous administration get away with crime.

And if so, should we reconsider in the light of current political developments across Europe?" The Guardian style guide's entry for the word relates only to spelling: "Fascism, fascist not facism, facist, a careless but common error".

Here is how the appellate court in Amarillo described the state's advantage in its 2009 decision that the Supreme Court declined to reconsider: "So, while it must perform and, like any other party to a contract, is responsible for its failure to do so, it cannot be sued for damages without its permission if it opts to forgo performance.