Sentence examples for Constantly reinforces from inspiring English sources

In ways big and small, he constantly reinforces the idea of team.

The endless dominance of the United States in all facets of Canadian life has given this country a perpetual younger sibling neurosis that constantly reinforces its own insecurities.

He says Handey's influence is indirect, and credits it with breaking down "some of the barriers on the preciousness of beauty, romanticism, idealism and 'profound wisdom' that is associated with or saturated in the idea of the 'poetic,' and which our society/culture constantly reinforces".

"Our properties form a virtuous circle of AEG's leading content, distribution, retail and service businesses, which constantly reinforces the value proposition of our platform and uniquely positions us to execute new, world-class projects that no other company can imagine or attempt," Tim Leiweke, Anschutz Entertainment's chief executive, said in a statement.

A nice piece of change that requires no work yet constantly reinforces the Standard &Poor's name in the financial marketplace.

Holiday-themed icebergs can be especially devastating, as popular culture constantly reinforces high-stakes ideas about the season, like "Everyone loves each other at Christmas," and "If I don't get this holiday right, I'm failing my family".

"You have to be constantly reinforcing the message.

This message is constantly reinforced by the society in which we live as we grow older.

Christians have their beliefs constantly reinforced by neighbours who proudly and openly share them.

Through posters, the "Little Red Book" and re-education circles, his message was constantly reinforced.

Abjorensen calls it "a form of physical exhibitionism … constantly reinforcing his macho image".