Meanings of reappraise (reappraising) in English

Kelsey looked at her as if reappraising her value.

A new exhibition is reappraising the work of Harry Burton, who photographed the decade-long Tutankhamun excavation.

Stuckart tilted his head and gave Nat a long, silent look, as if reappraising his questioner.

They may now be reappraising the situation.

Other countries are also reappraising pneumonia deaths before last December to check if COVID-19 was the cause.

She seemed to be reappraising me, as though our discussion had just taken an unexpected turn and ended up on uncertain ground.

But Britain looks to be taking the most radical approach so far with some ministers talking of reappraising the whole role of government.

Irish academic Mark Jones has accused one of Germany's leading historians of revisionist manipulation in reappraising Imperial Germany's first World War defeat in 1918.

But "hypermilers" say there are many others ways for motorists to save money -and reduce emissions -simply by reappraising the way you drive.

Investors have also begun reappraising the likelihood of further bond-buying by the U.S. Federal Reserve after its current $600 billion quantitative easing programme is completed.

"I was reappraising the condition of the wreckage from the debris field."

In a post-pandemic world, society may start to reappraise poorly paid jobs.

We reappraise these trials and their weaknesses, which precluded statistically significant findings.

Now is a great time to reappraise this woman's work.

I can even reappraise that emotion from my current perspective.

He'd have to wait until they reached their destination and he could reappraise the situation.