What is "reappraisal"

Usage examples of "reappraisal".

He made a quick but penetrating reappraisal of the starbase commander.

I tell you about the need for a continual reappraisal and reassessment of strategic alliances?

A good reappraisal of assumptions and prejudices ought to send a lot of them to the trash heap.

San Francisco was not to find Trevelyan but to find some person with enough influence to force a reappraisal of his own capacity of Education.

At this, the eleventh hour, he was challenging witnesses, suggesting changes, and ordering reappraisals of evidence and testimony.

Art--supposedly long-lived, in relation to the fleetingness of Time--yields to the clamour for reappraisal, along with everything else.

I tell you about the need for a continual reappraisal and reassessment of strategic alliances?

It wasn't impossible maybe even the name you hit with the dart was somebody dead in the last year and the phone book hadn't caught up, and here was this guy who was dead and just a random name in a phone book and the subject of what people for a few months until Himself couldn't keep a straight face anymore or had had enough revenge on the critics, because the critics were hailing not just the critics in on the joke, but actual tenure-jockeys who were getting tenure to assess and dismiss and hail they were hailing this as the ultimate in avant-garde Neorealism, and saying maybe The Stork deserved reappraisal, for a Drama with no audience and oblivious actors who might have moved away or died.

If recent reappraisals of the pre-Columbian New World population are correct, it was not far below the contemporary population of Eurasia.

Dick (1928-82), author of more than fifty volumes of novels and stories, has become, since his death, the focus of one of the most remarkable literary reappraisals of modern times.

Boothby's sales have done much to inspire the recent reappraisal of this neglected Victorian period.