Sentence examples for try to rethink from inspiring English sources

The center will try "to rethink how children live, learn and play," Professor Resnick said.

That approach seemed both unattainable and undesirable to Balkin and Reva Siegel, a colleague at Yale, so they decided to try to rethink the liberal legal agenda.

It is likely that Cameron will try to rethink the basis of the new goals and will draw on contemporary thinking about the best way to improve development.

Yet suppose we attend not to its overt message, but to its unwelcome subtext; and, like Julie and Jason before they were re-educated, try to rethink the relationship between romance and parenthood.

In 1997, as it became clear the Internet was here to stay, Microsoft created a stealth group called NetDocs to try to rethink Office for the Web.

In the face of accounts of women that seem to ignore differences between them, Continental feminists, like analytic feminists, try to rethink their identity.

"He's trying to rethink food," Chang says.

"We tried to rethink every feature for mobile touch," Mr. Pichai said.

Arun Maira, a former businessman who sits on the commission, is trying to rethink its role.

Belgium, which is trying to rethink its own imperial past, is another.

For all these reasons, I've cut back around the front path, trying to rethink the way the planting works.