Sentence examples for Have you reread from inspiring English sources

Have you reread it recently?

Have you reread your past posts?

Which are your indissolubly-bound places and books – and how many times have you reread them?

Or have you been rereading an old favourite?

What books have you most enjoyed reading (or rereading) with your children?

(In Saint-Remy, he settled in to read and reread Shakespeare. "Have you ever read King Lear?" he asked her. He had).

If you have to, reread what you just read.

"Laura Cumming occasionally writes a phrase you have to reread, but they are usually so lyrical you forgive her.

Following on from that, did you have to reread The Weirdstone of Brisingamen to write Boneland?

You have to reread – the surface amusements of plot, subject and mystery drop away, the deeper pleasures of prose and reflection stay.

Poet and author Graham Swift's novella Mothering Sunday (Scribner 12.99), set in a country house in 1924, can be read in a couple of hours – but you have to reread it to appreciate its subtle dissection of love, loss and social class.