Sentences with phrase «when rereading»

So, when rereading your draft or getting feedback from peers, ask, How funny is this?

When we reread the books that have shaped us, we learn about ourselves.

With pen in hand, it can transform your thinking in the present moment and encourage you in the future when you reread your entries about God's work in you and your world.

The point of discordance between the intellectus fidei et spei and Hegel becomes clear to me when I reread the famous text which terminates the Preface of the Philosophy of Right:

The whole movement back to a commitment to the church started to make more sense when I reread Erik Erikson's discussion of identity as being tied to the discovery of an ideology, a belief system, which gives one a transcendent fix on the meaning and purpose for existence.

It came out just before he won the Nobel Prize and when I reread it the other day I was reminded about how interesting his thinking is on that subject.

Commenting on my comment mostly to say that I'm glad that you didn't think I was calling you a basic b, because that's how it sounded to me when I reread it

The world of Narnia looks exactly as I had imagined it as a child and, more recently, when I reread C.S. Lewis» cycle of allegories again a few years ago, and that is perhaps the more substantial half of the battle in cinematically translating The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

When I reread Decades, an international bestseller for me in hardcover (Simon & Schuster) and paperback (NAL), I still liked the structure and the story — a traditional marriage torn apart by an adulterous affair and the women who must confront the cultural convulsions of the mid-Twentieth Century.

The Secret History was like a door that opened on new possibilities in crime writing and novel - writing in general, and I still feel a thrill of excitement when I reread it.

I wanted to love this, but reading it was unbearable because of the size and page requirements, so hopefully when I reread this one day from the box set I already own, I will enjoy it and see its merit enough to rate it higher.

When you reread the paper, you are so familiar with the details that you may skip some mistakes and or forget to correct some blatant errors.

I was mortified when I reread the first chapter of my very first novel.

Because later on, when you reread the published version, you'll swell with pride that you did it and it was the absolute best you could do.

When I reread this statement recently, two painters came to mind.

Some students learn best with flashcards while others learn best when they reread chapters.

Also, a good policy is to sleep on your letter overnight before mailing it, to ensure that it is appropriate when you reread your resignation letter in the morning.

Not exact matches

A timely choice from The Life Project author Helen Pearson: «Reading or rereading this book should be compulsory, when so many of the issues it touches on — manipulated news, unwanted surveillance — are highly resonant today.»

I first read it when I was a teenager and have since reread it several times.

We should like to reread a few pages of that intimate journal written by the Church when she was seventeen years old.

When I was a boy, I was given a book that I resurrected and reread a few years ago: The Thirteenth, Greatest of Centuries, by the now long - forgotten James J. Walsh.

We had occason to be rereading this admirable work when the news was filled with the tragic business about David Koresh and the siege of the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas.

And I'm waiting for the day when a prayer from the cell goes through... you know, a direct connection with God Also, I've been reading your Z - theory... interesting, but I have to reread it a few times to be able to wrap my brain around it.

Patients and family members can reread written materials when they are ready and able to absorb the contents.

A novel or a poem is deep when it bears frequent rereading, each time yielding insights not previously evident.

When you're memorizing long passages, simply read them — and reread them.

In the meantime, as a professional, you should always remember to reread recipes a few times before tackling them, especially when making multiples of a recipe.

I read it when pregnant with my second, and I think I need to go get it again and reread it now that I am pregnant with my 4th.

I'm bookmarking this and I'll be rereading when the time comes!

When words weren't masked, volunteers understood an average of 84 percent of all sentences when words weren't reread and 78 percent when they did reread material, a difference no greater than expected by chaWhen words weren't masked, volunteers understood an average of 84 percent of all sentences when words weren't reread and 78 percent when they did reread material, a difference no greater than expected by chawhen words weren't reread and 78 percent when they did reread material, a difference no greater than expected by chawhen they did reread material, a difference no greater than expected by chance.

People apparently resorted to rereading only when confused about a sentence's meaning, and backtracking pulled their comprehension back to the level attained for sentences that were understood on the first pass, Schotter proposes.

I also find it extremely useful to keep rereading my introduction when writing the discussion.

Perhaps he has not reread the consultation paper on the proposals issued by his own department in May 1991, when it was under the tutelage of Michael Heseltine.

However, the book will become even more valuable as they reread it again in subsequent years when they encounter the inevitable hurdles that arise to block their path to success.»

When I returned, I reread her email.

I missed having coffee with you (when I read your blog) and since you're trying to heal, I just reread the past posts.

I loved this book as a kid and I even taught it when I taught high school... I've been wanting to reread it before I go see the movie!

I read her diary when I was younger but I will definitely reread before going!

The pair embark on a bout of surreal partying; when Morvern eventually returns home she rereads the note, which directs her to try and publish the boyfriend's novel, and to organize the funeral.

Too often, when we ask students to reflect on their study strategies, they say they simply reread class notes.

When students reread their notes and the textbook, they should add additional comments about how those two sources can be integrated.

When students reread Scrambled States while thinking of one of the United States, they may be surprised by how many facts and funny details they find!

They found that when students reread passages, they got faster at reading the passages, understood them better, and were able to read subsequent passages better as a result of the repeated reading.

Also, when I was finally able to read books on the first floor, they didn't tell me that I couldn't go back down to the basement and find easier books when I wanted to read or reread for pleasure.

When students are engaged in authentic learning activities, explicitly taught and modeled by the teacher, they are carefully reading and rereading with clear purposes, thinking analytically, and evaluating their understanding of texts and ideas orally or in writing.

When children have strong comprehension skills they can make sense of what they read, identify the main idea and details, retell a story or summarize and article, and know when they are not understanding and take steps, like rereading, to fix their comprehensWhen children have strong comprehension skills they can make sense of what they read, identify the main idea and details, retell a story or summarize and article, and know when they are not understanding and take steps, like rereading, to fix their comprehenswhen they are not understanding and take steps, like rereading, to fix their comprehension.

When a learner goes over multiplication facts or rereads confusing parts of a book, the brain gets better at processing this information because, with such repetition, more neurons grow and connect to other neurons, and neurons get more efficient at sending one another signals.

When teachers ask students to provide evidence from the text to support their opinions, students read and reread more closely.

Even when you do make it part of every job description, codify this in writing, glue it to the table, and read and reread it before every class, some students will insist on sticking to their lane because roles give students something they can do, allowing them to avoid the challenge of the mathematical work that they believe they can't do.

When necessary, teachers prompt students to use comprehension strategies such as rereading a sentence from the beginning, summarizing what has happened so far, predicting what the sentence might say, identifying and thinking about word parts, and looking for cognates (sister words across languages).