Sentence examples for Often reiterated from inspiring English sources

He often reiterated this judgment on himself: no imagination.

General Assembly resolution 194, passed in 1948 and often reiterated, calls explicitly for refugees to be given the choice of returning to their homes or being compensated.

Andrew Breitbart, Stephen Bannon's collaborator in right-wing tabloid journalism and the founder of Breitbart News, often reiterated a maxim: "Politics is downstream from culture".

People who write academically about this in Japan focus on the way that [in otaku culture] the symbolic is often reiterated outside of any narrative frame.

"Was there any lesson more often reiterated than that history repeats itself?" Emily asks, listening to her sister's tale of woe.

Schumer has often reiterated that there's almost nothing she won't make a joke about – so long as it feels true and makes people laugh – and she's made clear that she really means it.

And opera librettos often reiterate emotional notes relentlessly.

She gives the impression of having direction, delivering her words with intense breathless conviction, often reiterating principles and hopes.

Allen has never asked to be considered one of the greatest, often reiterating the common refrain of how difficult it is to compare generations.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry denies that there has been any change in its foreign policy, and often reiterates that its only strategy is to build a stronger regional alliance to work more effectively for peace.

Following comments made by Daar, commentators in the xenotransplantation debate often reiterate that 'viruses do not carry passports' (Daar 1997, 975).