Sentence examples for the same rereading from inspiring English sources

Funnily enough, I recently reread part of Wendy Lesser's book on rereading, Nothing Remains the Same: Rereading and Remembering, and then I bought another book on the same subject – a kind of rewriting, I suppose – called On Rereading by Patricia Meyer Spacks.

NOTHING REMAINS THE SAME: Rereading and Remembering, by Wendy Lesser.

As a fan, I watch "Foyle's War" repeatedly and obsessively for the same reason I reread Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Agatha Christie, Edna O'Brien, Jean Kerr, Margaret Atwood or "To Kill a Mockingbird" repeatedly and obsessively — because it transports, enthralls, enriches and comforts me.

At about the same time, I started rereading favorites.

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

But after 10 minutes of self-consciously reading and rereading the same pages, I get into it again.

I would often spend ages rereading the same paragraphs, in awe of how anyone could construct sentences so densely packed with humour.

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.

Him: "I see you once a week!" Her: "When Barbara lets you!" I performed an elaborate mime of a person not eavesdropping, rereading the same paragraph of something in The New Yorker and devouring my eggs Italiano.

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

One of Echofon's most compelling features is that it can determine which Tweets you've already seen between your mobile apps, so you don't end up rereading the same content.