Sentence examples for for rereading from inspiring English sources

The novel form is made for rereading.

My second reason for rereading books is to learn how my views have changed since I read them last.

Most writers try to forget bad reviews; Mr. Young clips out the really painful bits for rereading.

Kagan is alert to the opportunities presented by the new world order for rereading — or, some might say, rewriting — the Peloponnesian War.

Perhaps this is the best reason for rereading literature: It rekindles one's appreciation for the unlimited reaches of the true work of art.

In one section of the poem "Childhood," there occurs the following portrayal of would-be tranquillity: "I rest my elbows on the table, the lamp illuminates these newspapers that I'm a fool for rereading, these books of no interest".

But for Spacks, rereading — though satisfying for pure literary analysis — can reveal unwelcome truths about our past selves, and cause disenchantment — in the most literal sense — with the books we used to love.

For Barthes, rereading may cause pleasure, "but not my bliss: bliss may come only with the absolutely new".

What is most striking about Blume's books for children, rereading them as an adult, is how brilliantly she captures the mindset of a young person, whether it's nine-year-old Peter in Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing or 18-year-old Katherine in Forever.

Suitable for munching while rereading the Kenneth Grahame classic that inspired the restaurant and bakery names.

For Ms. Howard, rereading the letters was a way to adjust to her mother's death.