Sentence examples for reread but from inspiring English sources

"Laura Cumming occasionally writes a phrase you have to reread, but they are usually so lyrical you forgive her.

"Huckleberry Finn" invites rereading, but I find less sunshine in it each time around.

There are layers of subtle meaning and plotting here; the work not only stands up to rereading but rewards the effort.

I've mentioned him before – in my Carrie and Night Shift rereads – but here's where he makes his grand entrance.

Helen DeWitt, whose most recent novel is "Lightning Rods," provided a list of nearly 100 books she regularly rereads, but said it all began with just one series — the Nancy Drew mysteries.

In this week's magazine, we don't delve into that story — our colleagues at the newspaper are doing an excellent job with it, and a few years back, we published a profile of Joe Paterno that's worth rereading — but our two biggest features happen to take place in the state.

I never reread them, but I had to read this one.

I haven't ever reread Metroland, but I am fond of the book.

"I did reread Flaubert, but then locked the book away and didn't look at it again.

I remembered the other books Miss Schneiderman read — "Johnny Tremain" and "The Twenty-One Balloons" — and had reread them, but not this one.

I knew I'd want to reread them, but I also purchased them for a less conventional reason: so I could look at their bindings on my shelf.