reappraise

it made me reappraise my attitudes.

With existentialism, this paper tries to reappraise the main characters' personality value in The Scarlet Letter.

It's important to regularly reappraise your goals to ensure you're on the right track.

She decided to reappraise her relationship with her colleagues after the conflict.

The company needs to reappraise its marketing strategy for the upcoming year.

It's time to reappraise the value of these antique paintings.

He will have to reappraise his decision once he gets more information.

The team will need to reappraise their tactics after losing the first match.

It's a good idea to regularly reappraise your investments to ensure they are still suitable for your financial goals.

The government plans to reappraise the current tax system to make it more efficient.

After the project failed, they had to reappraise their approach to problem-solving.

She decided to reappraise her priorities and focus more on her personal growth.

Anniversaries are normally opportunities for reappraising the legacy of the great man or woman concerned.

After seriously reappraising things, you might realize that you don't care who your ex dates.

So they might reappraise their lives even though they haven't lost their jobs.

This shift in the British political establishment also saw Churchill reappraise his own political allegiances.

What you thought you wanted can suddenly be reappraised...