Sentence examples for start to rethink from inspiring English sources

"Once people are exposed to green ideology, people are like, 'wow' — you start to rethink".

He would say he wanted to do something and then you'd see him start to rethink.

The hope is that, as the cost of Iran's nuclear defiance goes up, the regime may start to rethink the benefits of its confrontational approach.

In a Guardian interview he said: "All those MPs who genuinely believe that we can't win with Jeremy, and that's fuelled with opposition, might start to rethink.

But when people take a closer look at some of the issues that crop up -- loss of local control, zoning changes -- they start to rethink that".

The more meaningful disturbance may take time to detect — if countries such as Portugal that are also operating under international rescue programs start to rethink the painful budget cuts they have endured and wonder if they, too, should angle for a write-down.

"We're starting to rethink it.

I started to rethink that immediately.

Last Thanksgiving, I started to rethink good old apple pie.

Labour has, at last, started to rethink its previously mindless devotion to contracting.

The department has started to rethink how it plans to deal with terrorist attacks.