Sentence examples for try to reread from inspiring English sources

Try to reread Ovid's Metamorphoses or any similar fantastical book.

Try to reread your work a day later and see if that punctuation is doing what it should be, once you have a little distance from being deeply involved in writing it.

"This summer I tried to reread it.

I've been trying to reread Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet, and that has become a bit of a talisman.

I have recently tried to reread some of her books without much success, although one could still accept the synthetic atmosphere she could create, of Norway, Egypt, or the English countryside.

I tried to reread "Infinite Jest" last summer.

But that isn't going to make us like it!" With Windrip's election, Doremus initially pulls inward, trying to reread the classics, relearn Latin, dive deeper into his religion (Universalist), but nothing allays the guilt: "Too many years he had made a habit of social duty.

If you try to read or reread them all in just a couple weeks, as I foolishly did not long ago, you find yourself reluctant to put them down but also worried that your eyeballs may fall out.

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.

When I have tried to, say, reread a Dostoevsky novel, I've discovered that I don't have the patience any longer – for the long philosophical digressions, for example.

If you find a sentence that sounds sarcastic, reread it and try to digest it.