Reappraisal used in a sentence

Reappraisal in a sentence as a noun

The human adaptations to meat eating: a reappraisal.

They do seem more useful on reappraisal than I had originally remembered, however.

If you're not disturbed or angry, or at least critical of the current situation, you should consider a reappraisal of your view on what a bargain is.

In 1930 he wrote D. H. Lawrence: A First Study, the first book-length work on Lawrence, which appeared in print within a few days of the death of its subject, unfortunate timing because it seemed like an inadequate memorial rather than what it was intended to be, a critical reappraisal.

You seem to be saying there aren't any, by omission...My non-factual opinion is that "In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, in the expert's mind there are few." means that an older person will get to the solution faster... unless it requires a complete reappraisal.

"You would think critics would give the benefit of the doubt to the guy who made Idiocracy and Office Space, especially considering the critical reappraisal each of them has gotten in the years since their release.

> Our brains behave like monkeys and it can be proven that most of our lives are about "what am I going to have for lunch?Keyword being most, however this primitive impulse, like many primitive impulses such as wanting to strangle your boss when they make you upset, can be overcome with cognitive reappraisal.

It would be more than possible to write a book on the topic and fail to cover it all, however here are some of the most important aspects, from my perspective at least:* given a perfectly functional tool relied on heavily by its user to perform their job, and given that tool suddenly decides to change shape such that it no longer fits the user's hand without retraining, nor fits with the remainder of the user's toolset, including custom tools the user has invested in producing, the continued utility of the no-longer-functioning tool is called into question, along with a deserved reappraisal of the tool's applicability in the context of the user's original intended problem domain.