Sentence examples for a fresh read from inspiring English sources

And while the journey of a gay couple adopting a baby was a fresh read in 1999, would it feel dated a decade later?

The United States will get a fresh read on inflation this week when the Labor Department releases the producer price index Thursday and the consumer price index Friday.

It's a fresh reading of an old warhorse, and much more fun.

Gaiman and Avary's screenplay gives the poem's monsters a fresh reading.

Some famous authors publish under pseudonyms so that they can get a fresh reading of their work.

Davies thinks the way to follow a previous successful version is "just try and have a fresh reading of the book, especially with classics.

Now, three-quarters of a century after Byron and almost three decades into the Islamic revolution, it is high time for a fresh reading.

One might object that Nabokov was a powerful intellect, and the last thing one wants, on encountering Cervantes for the first time, is another quite distinct intellectual or artistic presence, to distract from a fresh reading of the masterpiece.

There surely are advantages in a fresh reading of classic works, but to draw conclusions about 3,000 years of human history and then to build theories about the past and future upon them requires more reading and thinking than Kaplan appears to have done.

For those arriving here fresh, read the previous At War post, and go here for general background (a painfully stiff video) on this category of cluster bomb, known as a dual purpose improved conventional munition, or D.P.I.C.M.

For a list of fresh reading ideas, I turned to Jay Bushara, proprietor of One Potato, an online-only bookstore specializing in unsung picture books: the obscure, the new and undiscovered, the old but not yet disappeared.