Sentence examples for try readjusting from inspiring English sources
So why not try readjusting your mindset toward this particular 4-letter word?
If the machine doesn't work you should try readjusting the contact point screw.
Try readjusting, if, after you've laid down, it can be become apparent.
Some of that book's most powerful passages dealt with the war after the war — the efforts of the soldiers to come to terms with their injuries and ineradicable memories, and to try to readjust to ordinary life back home in the States.
When released, these exonerees often are given little assistance as they try to readjust to freedom, update job skills and re-enter society after years, even decades, behind bars.
The soldiers of the defeated, broken army return to their families and homes — or what's left of them — and try to readjust to the new post-war reality.
In the season finale of PAYDAY, we meet a party promoter, an ex-drug dealing window washer, a billionaire DJ, and a woman who is paid to party as they try to readjust their lives in the competitive city of Toronto.
They try to readjust during the interview if they notice that the influence of a stereotype increases: "At first you're neutral, but at a certain moment you adapt your interviewing technique to the person, to the person's intellect, to the person's reactions, because in the end your goal is to gather information within an hour.
Try to readjust accordingly.
These little tics will only escalate the longer you stand in a single position, so try to readjust yourself every few minutes.
Mindon tried to readjust to the thrust of imperialism.
