have second thoughts

The justice seems to have second thoughts about pinning constitutional interpretation entirely on a court’s amateur historical analysis; she now seems to see the immense value in “adopting a generally applicable principle” that courts can apply across cases.

But he began to have second thoughts when reflecting on his career trajectory, particularly the lighter fare that had made him a prime-time star.

Haley’s banked a considerable amount of campaign money and says she wants to stay in the race until the Republican National Convention in July in case delegates there have second thoughts about formally nominating Trump amidst his legal woes.

Best case: tempers cool, the Houthis have second thoughts and refrain from attacking any more shipping.

And if a dismissal comes, will Oregon State’s Jonathan Smith have second thoughts about his own move?