Sentence examples for stop and rethink from inspiring English sources

You would think all of this would cause states to stop and rethink.

"We're just having to stop and rethink our entire future," he said.

But we also need to stop and rethink what street fairs have turned into.

"We came close, but we didn't make it, which means we've got to stop and rethink how to proceed," Mr. Rochelle said of the tax effort.

The Republicans fought long and hard for people's right to wait three hours in an emergency room for someone to take their blood pressure, and they went down to defeat, and now they should stop and rethink their Waterloo strategy.

When the supreme court said no in ringing terms – Lord Hope warning secrecy "cut across absolutely fundamental principles, such as the right to be confronted by one's accusers and the right to know the reasons for the outcome" – ministers again refused to stop and rethink, but instead resolved to rewrite the law.

Then he added, "Brecht is arguably as great a genius as Beckett, and he couldn't stop changing and rethinking".

"He writes that he is aware that he ruled differently three years ago but that ever since he couldn't stop thinking and rethinking about the mistake he made and that judges shouldn't be afraid to admit mistakes and change their minds".

First, just a friendly piece of unsolicited advice: when your sentence begins with the phrase "I know it sounds sexist to say... .. -- stop and immediately rethink the next words out of your mouth!

A coalition of these groups has sued the state to stop the prison, ostensibly on environmental grounds, but in fact to force the state to re-examine its prison building plans and rethink its strict policies limiting paroles.

"Put your hair up, and rethink the jewelry selection".