Sentence examples for Constant reiteration from inspiring English sources

And it requires constant reiteration of the inviolability of European values of freedom and tolerance.

Maybe we demand their constant reiteration for fear that without it, they might slip for ever from our grasp.

It is one of those kernels of common sense that always seems to go without saying, but that also somehow requires constant reiteration.

There was a constant reiteration that what had been achieved could not now be lost, that a peace process, for all its problems, could not be usurped and subverted by the gun.

Innovation usually requires the "two pizza rule" — a working group should be no larger than one that could be well fed by two pies — with the emphasis on lightweight hierarchy, rapid decisions and constant reiteration of those decisions as the market responds.

"There was this constant reiteration from the police that he never left a clue.

That said, the White House's constant reiterations of Trump's innocence may be having the desired effect.

Frustrated back-and-forth banter cooked up by the screenwriters (Rowland and his co-writer, Helen Barnes) somehow finds freshness in constant reiterations of "where the hell are we?" The film is like Dude Where's My Car? but in a bone-dry outback instead of a parking lot, with no car and very little hope.

The cues for tenderness and uplift are all over "Live for the Moment": the choked-back tears, the crowds of applauding family and friends, the corny speeches, the constant reiterations (essential for this sort of reality show) of how amazing the whole experience has been.

CEOs should not expect that their strategies will be immediately understood or accepted; a constant stream of reiterations, explanations, and reminders will likely be necessary to affect analysts' perceptions.

The first thematic progression pattern, Theme reiteration (or constant Theme) pattern, reiterates or maintains the Theme focus rather than developing it.