Sentence examples for a re-reading from inspiring English sources

Vatican II was a re-reading of the Gospel in light of contemporary culture.

In another exchange, Mr. Bloomberg noted that the deposition was providing a forum for a re-reading of his book.

But there is a danger that that will be forgotten, overtaken by a re-reading of history.

Later, a re-reading of Van Gogh's letters - "his life reads like a passion story" - led the couple to Provence, to where they regularly returned each summer.

If you pick up a favourite novel, how much of it must you revisit to count it as a re-reading?

The work of liturgical reform has been a service to the people as a re-reading of the Gospel from a concrete historical situation.

I'm feeling a re-read of young Jim's adventures is long overdue.

Candia McWilliam, novelist A Portrait of Zelide by Geoffrey Scott Harper Perenniall) is the "not new" book I loved that wasn't a re-read, though I at once did re-read it.

One grandparent, who found a free copy of The Hobbit at a Re-Read event, said: "I can't afford to buy books, even from a charity shop.

Without a doubt my most memorable read in prison was actually a re-read: The Count of Monte Cristo.

A re-read for me, but one that was long over due since my encounter with the amazing Wally Lamb last January at Key West Writer's Festival.