Sentence examples for reread the same book from inspiring English sources

When you are surrounded by those who honestly believe that the past endlessly repeats — people who name you after your dead ancestors, reread the same book every year, and earnestly inform you that you yourself once stood at Sinai — you are already living in the past, so you don't have to try that hard to be one of those people.

It is time for a new writer when I find myself rereading the same book a third time — and I don't even realize it until about halfway through, when the story becomes a tad too predictable.

Therefore, you won't reread the same part of a book over and over again, or waste time finding your page.

As any parent who has had to reread the same bedtime story for nights on end knows, children crave consistency.

There is, however, a danger in rereading a book, or rather in dipping frequently into the same book; the trouble is you learn some of the lines.

I do reread, kind of obsessively, partly for the surprise of how the same book reads at a different point in life, and partly to have the sense of returning to an old friend.

"I signed the same book Darwin signed".

Another United Nations official kept rereading the same column of cricket scores.

Avoid rereading the same phrase or passage--you may do this more often than you realize.

You don't want to find yourself rereading the same sentence over and over.

"I reread the entire book looking for this line.