Sentence examples for instructive to reread from inspiring English sources

It's therefore instructive to reread John Cheever's "The Country Husband," published in 1954.

He might find it instructive to reread "Listening to Prozac," as I did: whether or not we agree with Kramer's opinions, his book is still a model for how a writer can develop an engaging, intimate, reflective and believable style and how a writer can theorize and speculate without proselytizing and thereby losing the reader.

I had to reread bits.

It's treacherous to reread.

He decides to reread the book.

I'm doubtlessly going to reread and reread and reread this.

To reread her is to understand why.

I had to reread and reread "The Stranger" in order to habituate myself to its universe.

"This summer I tried to reread it.

I am going to reread ­Thucydides.

Unsure of your ability to reread.