Sentence examples for reread it with from inspiring English sources

I have just come across it in my files and have reread it with the closest attention.

I was scarcely eighteen, and already collecting rejection slips, when I heard or read about a twenty-two-year-old Vassar graduate named Eleanor Gould, who, in 1925, bought a copy of the brand-new New Yorker, read it, and then reread it with a blue pencil in her hand.

I read his wonderful 1992 book "The American Religion" shortly after my trip to Utah and just reread it recently with great pleasure.

(Excited, five years ago, by "The Elementary Particles," I reread it recently with stolid boredom: great chunks of it sound the way one imagines the droning monologues of a sex-addiction meeting).

Five questions (yes/no) assessed what participants did with the general advice (read it, printed it, saved it, discussed it with others, reread it later).

I reread it in my 30s with completely undiminished admiration.

"I picked up McSweeney's again and reread it, and it resonated with me".

What a jolt, then, to reread it after a conversation with her best friend (on a trip to Haworth no less) during which she was persuaded that Jane Eyre might just be a better role model than Cathy Earnshaw, that there is no excuse for Cathy "betraying her own heart" and that Heathcliff is an obsessive and a sadist.

I have reread it at irregular intervals, always with pleasure and renewed astonishment.

When I reread it, I was really taken with the beauty of it and how many of the themes in the book resonate.

Among his comments: "When I am sure my family is asleep and there is little chance of my being discovered, I pull out your article with obvious glee and reread it.