Sentence examples for to reread it from inspiring English sources

Poet and author Graham Swift's novella Mothering Sunday (Scribner 12.99), set in a country house in 1924, can be read in a couple of hours – but you have to reread it to appreciate its subtle dissection of love, loss and social class.

To celebrate the revelation of the Quran, Muslims devote special prayers and try to find time to reread it and to recommit to its teaching and its commandments.

"This summer I tried to reread it.

I still want to reread it, though.

I've been afraid to reread it since.

I plan to reread it, carefully, in the new year.

She was looking forward to rereading it, and assigned it to one of her classes.

"If you're seeing one of your plays in Germany," says David Edgar, "it's an advantage to have reread it because then you might conceivably recognise some small part of it.

Come back to it, reread it, and ask yourself if it makes sense, if the thesis statement is clear, and if it is engaging.

I had to stop and reread it when I saw it the first time.

I think if you start to question the acting in this film, you have to go back to the rule book and reread it.