reexamine

How To Use reexamine In A Sentence

• By your leave, I should like to return each week to reexamine him. THE CURSE OF CHALION
• It also provides the new administration with an opportunity to reexamine re - examine the controversial legal process.
• Based on the present state of knowledge about the morphology of atmospheric gravity wave field, the concept of atmospheric gravity wave field is reexamined.
• It also provides the new administration with an opportunity to reexamine re - examine the controversial legal process.
• On the one hand, it calls for exclusivists in the appropriate circumstances to ‘resolve significant epistemic peer conflict’, and this means that exclusivists should on occasion reexamine their own beliefs.
• Mandated reductions have forced manufacturers to reexamine the diesel engine combustion process to discover answers.
• ASIA AND THE OTHER seeks to revisit issues taken up by earlier postcolonialist theorists with a different geopolitical focus; reexamine and update theoretical apparatuses often adopted in the discussions of the Self/Other issue, employing the realities of Asia, past and present, as examples; and stimulate conversations regarding the tensions or mutual productivity in cross-cultural, cross-national encounters. Archive 2006-10-01
• By your leave, I should like to return each week to reexamine him. THE CURSE OF CHALION
• The group fails to reexamine those alternatives originally disfavored by the majority.
• In much the same way that new scientific discoveries prompt us to reexamine our habitual understandings of the natural world, these images encourage us to see the familiar in a new light.