Sentence examples for constantly revisiting from inspiring English sources

His new work is easier and better paying than raising cows, Tri said, but constantly revisiting the land where his family lived for generations ("since before it was called Indonesia") weighs on him.

Female artists everywhere are constantly revisiting these issues, whether they define themselves as feminists or not (and why not?)." "Daughter of Bad Girls" features a selection of the funniest, raunchiest and most unapologetic feminist artists in the game.

"America constantly revisits what religion means," Mr. Belton said.

Well, major symphonies and ballets are constantly revisited, so why not plays?

Blasphemous and erotic, they're films to puzzle over and constantly revisit.

"The news media have to constantly revisit how much money and risk to expend".

The same news media that constantly revisited the Oprah-Caroline-Maria rally in California ignored "Voices Across America: A National Town Hall".

Perhaps the replay Web, by allowing us to constantly revisit and reconsider the recent past, can help us find new meaning in it.

Constantly revisited, reframed by propaganda, dismissed as a source of shame or partly rehabilitated, the past is like some black hole.

Because it is a trauma, we constantly revisit it, as much to convince ourselves that such a thing could happen as to hope, each time we go back, that it might turn out differently.

Britten's operas were another speciality, while the choral and orchestral works of Vaughan Williams were constantly revisited; his 2008 cycle of symphonies by the latter with the Philharmonia was a characteristic enterprise.