Sentence examples for bears rereading from inspiring English sources
It's a powerful piece of writing, which bears rereading.
If you first read it a decade ago, is it a book that bears rereading?
This book bears rereading now, so prescient is it about the patterns that continue to unfold in the Muslim world.
But this year it bears rereading: My countrymen, we do not now differ in our judgment concerning the controversies of past generations, and fifty years hence our children will not be divided in their opinions concerning our controversies.
Few car books bear rereading.
(All ages) This durable poem doesn't bear rereading more than once a year, but as illustrated here in bright oils — by the great-grandson of Grandma Moses, who produced her own version in 1960 — Santa's sleigh soaring over the rooftops should make a few hearts soar as well.
And yet parts of the book now bear rereading, in particular Gorz's definition of revolution: taking power implies taking it away from its holders, not by occupying their posts but by making it permanently impossible for them to keep their machinery of domination running.
You write in order to read what you've written and see if it's O.K. and, since of course it never is, to rewrite it -- once, twice, as many times as it takes to get it to be something you can bear to reread.
This is one of the reasons they bear such rereading.
Mr. Vidal later said it was so bad, he couldn't bear to reread it.
