reevaluate things.
Just reevaluate the houses fair.
You reevaluate those houses fair.
They reevaluated their approach.
which is trying to reevaluate this character, the parasitical organism as a metaphor for noise
I had to reevaluate my game.
It needs to be reevaluated .
Or maybe it is time that we reevaluate that question and come up with, given the new technology that we have, better alternatives to the journal system?
While other AIs would have to reevaluate the whole chess board every single move, Stockfish can update incrementally, keeping up with every move it plays.
should take some pause and reevaluate .
And so I started to reevaluate those lynching paintings in a way that I was talking about sort of making social commentary as a metaphor for how far we've
So the last step then is to reevaluate .
Something like YouTube forces us to reevaluate whether they represent the kind of traditional fold or whether they are more like, you know, the sort of casual users.
The discipline of desire teaches us to reevaluate critically our values, to reorient ourselves according to good values,
That moment really made me reevaluate a lot of my life and in the course of my life I had always been interested in mindfulness, in meditation.
kind of go back to square one reevaluate our total business and I mean total business all the product and our positioning our brand what we stood for
So it needs to be reevaluated every few years, this idea that we live twice as long but we're going to stay
And so I think it's time to reevaluate those kinds of thoughts.
This is going to force every industrialized nation to reevaluate the Faustian Bargain.
For some people we said that scientists have reevaluated the data and now conclude that things are actually much worse than they thought before, that the temperature would rise by
For some people we said the scientists have reevaluated the data and they now believe that actually this situation is not as bad as they thought, it’s much better, and the
So then after that, we reevaluate our training and everything, and my coach said, OK, don't think too much moving forward to the Olympics.
You can reevaluate .
I'm getting to the point now where I'm having to reevaluate the level at which I interact with people just from the cruel mathematics of it.
But the only reason they survived is because they were constantly willing to reevaluate , to doubt, to challenge the fact that the way things have been done so
Well, that's where we need to reevaluate what we think about when we think about what it means to be an audience member, what it means to be a publisher.
So you write about this collapse that you suffered that really made you reevaluate your life, your priorities.
time we didn't think he was um look how uh Dwight Eisenhower has been reevaluated over the years as well I think a leader first of all needs to be
Good intentioned, but just need to be reevaluated to decide whether or not we continue to move forward.
Honestly, you're really giving people an opportunity to perhaps reevaluate their own versions of what they might feel are unacceptable about themselves.
She says that, unless you have diverse stakeholders around the table and they get to reevaluate their objectives-- so you have one iteration of stakeholders
Later more powerful settlement strategies and terraforming efforts on Venus and Titan caused the Jovian's to reevaluate their stations, domes and tented Luxembourgs as inadequate.
It just gave me more compassion for every human being, and also to kind of take a step back and reevaluate all of my relationships in life and recognize that everyone
And the result after decades of that, doing meditation, the result was that I was compelled to reevaluate the entire field of meditation
And for me, it really forced me to step back and reevaluate and reflect on who this man was in my life
And I had to reevaluate that.
And so we have to continuously ree reevaluate
Um, Paris suffering, Um, job losses, death, um, reevaluate waiting the career, their lives.