reappraisal

He sat down on a rock, gave me a look that was more a reappraisal, and then looked away.

However, the reappraisal of the case will help us to make progress within Europe.

Even the remnants of those dark days are up for reappraisal.

The effect of this reappraisal is most apparent - where else?

On the contrary, such a reappraisal is the very first thing that we must make possible in Europe.

The initial criticism was followed by reappraisals of the film.

There is also an urgent need for a fundamental reappraisal of the political situation.

A reappraisal of the fundamental need is essential and a new understanding found.

Such a reappraisal has to be the beginning point.

They say the documents open the door for a reappraisal of Lincoln as a lawyer and person.

The list needs serious reappraisal to keep dishes that work and drop the rest.

To be sure, the public opinion polls show a few signs of reappraisal.

For many, stopping an activity before it's done may result in a complete reappraisal of how they see themselves.

Growing international influence since then has led to a reappraisal of earlier decisions and trends.

Freud's work is now especially significant for sociology as it goes through a reappraisal of its own development.

A reappraisal indicates that the present scene is substantive after all.

Such evaluations are subject to reappraisal given the surprise factor.

Instead there will a period of political reappraisal in the region before battle lines are drawn again.

New York had a true reappraisal of itself at a tragic and introspective moment.

Promoting employment will be the main criterion of these reappraisals.

How will the new discoveries and reappraisals affect our view of Shakespeare?

Would be nice if he benefited from a bit of critical reappraisal before the end, as happened to Powell.

This sparked reappraisal of her place in popular music, and new commercial offers began to appear.

This last seems likely to spur a reappraisal of Hoffa's career.

The warnings seemed to have little impact on the broader policy reappraisal that continued through the summer.