Sentence examples for a reread of from inspiring English sources

For now, I'm going back for a reread of Mercy, and reminding myself, a la Neil Gaiman, that Martin is not my bitch.

Patchy, is the overwhelming feeling that emerges from a reread of the Coens' CV: one fairly decent film supporting – like celluloid bridgework – the obvious weaknesses of the two on either side.

At about the same time that my nasal membranes wilted I embarked on a reread of Orwell, in the spirit of Janeites who revisit Austen's novels every year, just to relax.

I think I'll spend this long weekend in a reread of the Jacksons I own, as well as a tracking-down of those I don't, in anticipation of Garlic in Fiction's release (I love this quote from its editor about one of its pieces, "that she wrote about her favourite kitchen fork. I couldn't believe that a writer could make me as obsessed about a kitchen fork as she is").

While tearing through Broom's pages, and going back for a reread of Freedom, I recognized immense similarities between, not only the main characters, but their counterparts as well.

To extend this, instructors can also assign a reread of this writing before the next exam and a second writing assignment on how well students followed their own advice to themselves.

The jubilee prompted a rereading of this delightful little story.

"A rereading of all three of her collections leaves me even more firmly convinced of that".

How better to weather the long, lonely nights ahead than with a rereading of Proust?

The relative tidiness of the beach prompted a rereading of the City Council report, whose intellectual rigor summoned memories of grade school reports on Earth Day field trips.

And although Hakim does a thorough trawl of the available statistics, there is no original research, simply a rereading of the evidence that already exists.