Original filmmakers are, above all, ones who reconsider and reinvent the process of filmmaking to make it fit with their own needs, desires, impulses, ideas.
"I got very nervous because the buzz surrounding the Globes was very negative," said Mr. Kanis, who reconsidered in part out of loyalty.
In the exhibit catalogue, Squiers writes that she was looking for photographers who "reconsidered and reinvented the role of light, color, composition, materiality, and the subject in the art of photography".
Whatever the origins of the concerto's nickname, it is unlikely to have pleased Beethoven himself, who reconsidered the dedication of his third symphony initially to have been dedicated to Napoleon after Bonaparte assumed the title of emperor in 1804.
As will happen eventually, I think, with Graham, readers who reconsidered Eliot's poetry with fresh eyes, after the tide of monographs receded, found him to be a poet of personal immediacy and ragged emotionality: "the victim," as Randall Jarrell suggested, "of his own inexorable compulsions, obsessions".
Of those who reconsidered their original diagnosis, all re-classified either concordant with group consensus or original glass slide diagnosis.
Given the issues raised here, it is recommended that the WHO reconsider its decisions to withdraw, suspend, not establish, or raise its drinking-water guidelines for manganese, molybdenum, nitrite, aluminum, boron, nickel, uranium, mercury, selenium, and possibly other chemicals.
But there is every reason to assume it is the poorest who are reconsidering their options.
Drivers who are reconsidering their choice of an S.U.V. are finding they must make compromises.
Linebacker Matt Elam, perhaps the best recruit in the state of Florida, is the only one who is reconsidering.
