Sentence examples for reread from inspiring English sources

Alice in Wonderland is a book that remains as enchanting as ever, no matter how many times we reread it.

De la Mare's The Three Royal Monkeys entranced me then, and still had some of its magic when I recently reread it.

Later birthdays and Christmases yielded Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol, and Dickens is an author whom I have read and reread annually, usually over the Christmas holidays or when ill in bed, although I have never dared to read his unfinished The Mystery of Edwin Drood.

To reread "True West" is to revisit questions such as, can two brothers really be flip sides of the same man?

In our grief and in our remembrance, we must quote him, read and reread him, speak about his ideas, build on them, embrace them as our shared task.

For his admirers there cannot be too many Prousts available in English or French: it is always necessary to read and reread.

That way, it is easier to get lost in personal thoughts, to stumble upon a serendipitous idea, or to reread a previous passage to challenge an assertion or confirm an opinion.

The judges are given five months to read upwards of 150 books, then they reread the longlist of 12 and, in a final round, go back once more over the shortlist of six.

Each is deeply committed to its own understanding of sacred scripture and revealed truth; neither has been very eager to reread those sacred truths in the light of changing realities.

And one can add that, when we read the pages where he waits in the Duchesse de Guermantes's library and reflects on the resurrections of memory that he has experienced, then we welcome this Penguin edition that will enable others to read, reread and grow to love such passages in the same way.

Most important, Ms Malcolm's book makes you want to read or reread the master's works, and that is a pleasure indeed.