Sentence examples for revisit something from inspiring English sources
"I don't think I need to revisit something that I stated so clearly".
"In the Method, we revisit something we lived through," she said.
So to revisit something to which one feels quite so intimately wedded is a frightening prospect.
He says, carefully: "I feel I've learned so much about songwriting that it's strange to revisit something that came from a point where I was learning.
"It's a nostalgia thing, but it also feels like a nice time to go back and revisit something that feels in a way quite innocent.
Even with a stinking cold, a Lemsip and a roaring fire I would prefer to discover something (how odd that Anthony Trollope prefigured Logan's Run with The Fixed Period! Why hadn't I read Chris Adrian's superlatively good Gob's Grief when it first came out?) rather than revisit something.
What's it like revisiting something you discovered as a teenager?
I'm impatient to acquaint myself with its cornucopia of invention, and yet I dread revisiting something so ridiculously pointless.
Does anyone out there have a name for the sensation of revisiting something you know you experienced first time around and finding it not exactly as you'd remembered?
"I am not prepared, every time we play, to keep revisiting something which I have revisited at every single press conference for the last 10 months".
"After researching why certain images pang us while others don't, I realized nostalgia is conjured by revisiting something you haven't seen in a while," she told TechCrunch.
