There is no point putting her through retelling the details of her dad's death – for they are almost always the same.
When Mr. Ghomeshi recalls that interview, his breathing becomes a little ragged, and he speaks more quickly, as if retelling the details of a trauma: dying, on live radio.
She retells every detail of April Fools' Day as if she were there, and relishes in her husband's composure.
After speaking to the priest and the Mayoress, and making my father retell in detail a story that still upsets him, I tracked down some locals whom I had ran with in the old days of stone throwing and barricade building, protest meetings and demonstrations.
The almost pornographic relish with which his critics are retelling the lurid details of the assault (strange behavior, one might think, for those who profess concern for the victim) makes it hard to consider the case rationally.
Dashboard Confessional, which headlined a sold-out show at Irving Plaza on Saturday night, specializes in retelling every excruciating detail of a bitter breakup: lies, tears, photos turned face down, stray hairs left behind.
We do not need to retell all the details of that sordid tale.
Oliver Sprague, the human rights group's security expert said: "The retelling of the grim details of how he died leaves many questions unanswered about the conduct of private security guards involved in enforced removals.
Stories change with every retelling -- sometimes the details and sometimes the meaning.
As well as retelling stories of thievery, detailing the techniques of such criminals, and providing a dictionary of rogues' secret language ("Thieves' Cant"), he named each of the book's first 23 chapters after a different class of vagabond, as identified by Harman.
