Sentence examples for reread more from inspiring English sources

julian6 is reading Paul Auster's Leviathan, which triggered a lot of praise for the American author: Nearly through Auster's Leviathan – a reread – more powerful than ever.

(All ages) This durable poem doesn't bear rereading more than once a year, but as illustrated here in bright oils — by the great-grandson of Grandma Moses, who produced her own version in 1960 — Santa's sleigh soaring over the rooftops should make a few hearts soar as well.

Rereading more edges allows further clustering, where the previous algorithm had to halt.

In the White House, he reread it more than once.

I probably reread novels more often than I read new ones.

I am 70, but I have not yet reached the age when rereading gives more pleasure than the surprise of a new story or a new writer.

"Belfast Confetti", one of Ciaran Carson's best known poems, repays rereading: the more levels one uncovers, the more one discovers what makes him tick.

As her mother's fricatives fizzed through the receiver, a slice of the sun filtered through these leaves and found Finch out, rereading once more, astonished.

Rereading North, more than 40 years on, in the 21st century, it's surprising to discover how raw and unguarded some of its emotions turn out to be.

But, perhaps because rereading requires more of a commitment than giving something a second look, it is undertaken, as Spacks puts it, "in the face of guilt-inducing awareness of all the other books that you should have read at least once but haven't".

I can no more reread my own books than I can watch old home movies or look at snapshots of myself as a child.