Sentence examples for sort of rethinking from inspiring English sources

And even many immigration hard-liners have come to agree that the dearth of Americans willing to work the fields requires some sort of rethinking, at least, of the H-2A program.

There is a sort of rethinking here of what video is and is used for.

I sort of agree.

The answer is, Phyllis has received the sort of radical rethink to which other stage characters have been subjected before, in service to a film script.

An interesting little study published this week by the consulting arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the qualities needed in transformational leaders – the sort of strategists capable of rethinking an organisation riddled with cultural and existential problems, like banking after the crash or traditional industries threatened by upstart new rivals – are most commonly found in women over 55.

"As an equity investor, seeing the Fed say they are worried about a slowdown but not do anything sort of makes you rethink things," said Jim Paulson, chief investment officer for Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis.

Two years shy of their 100th birthday, the Girl Scouts are going through a midlife crisis of sorts, rethinking everything except their cookie recipes.

What we should be doing is radically rethinking the sort of properties we wish to live in as we get much older.

As soon as I entered the NHS pathway and began the real life experience I had to ask myself: "What sort of woman?" Establishing this involved rethinking my relationship with the vague social construct of 'masculinity', and separating those traits which had been a facade to help me 'pass' as male before transition, from those integral to my character.

There's been a lot of activity trying to rethink these sort of fundamental formats that the average user is used to, but are ripe for more flexibility.

All sorts of people are rethinking their political identities after many generations.