Ms. Collins sees the history of American women as a fight for an ever-expanding definition of freedom, but one that every generation revisits in part, as individual women wed the complex realities of their lives and find a comfortable balance of public and private aspirations a way of reconciling society's perpetually mixed messages about women's roles.
"You revisit every so often, but it was not a high priority.
It had been agony for the families, forced to revisit every detail of the day their lives were devastated.
"Every time I revisit The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, it seems to have become more resonant, more moving, more profound," Scorsese said.
In short, this committee will be used as an inquisition to revisit every single action undertaken by the administration – including some the administration had nothing to do with.
Police revisit every bit of evidence gathered at the time by transferring 14,339 index cards – one for each person interviewed, named, arrested, etc – on to computers.
Every season I revisit his "Nutcracker" several times, officially to see New York City Ballet's cast changes in the lead roles in Act II.
Little do they know, but every morning you revisit the same caffeinated rant – howling about the constant banging, the builders shouting, the tornado of dust and the 8am starts – to whoever will listen.
The zeal of the Puritans is the trauma that leads to the obsession, the endless need to analyse and revisit every single little aspect of this history over and over, hoping to explain what happened, if only to avoid it.
I guarantee kids will learn to holler "next!" to change the channel every time parents revisit their youth with oldies stations.
