Sentence examples for Reiterated through from inspiring English sources

After Cohen's opening statement, BuzzFeed reiterated through a spokesman that it stands by its story.

This potential is reiterated through his mantra of "disidentification, rearticulation, and materialization" (107).

Mubarak was the strongest ally of the United States, the champion of this type of capitalism, as it was reiterated through the current financial and economic crisis.

In recent years, the importance of the cross-layer design at the PHY/MAC/link layer has been reiterated through the emergence of many innovative techniques, such as opportunistic communication, rate adaptation, cross-layered scheduling, and so on.

The messaging from my peers was reiterated through high school, giving way to an eating problem; I ate so my soul could survive.

This is reiterated through family pressure, directly and subliminally, through messages like "crying is a gyal ting" or, more derogatively, "sissy bwoi ting dat". From a very early age we Jamaican men are conditioned to believe that that is what a man should be and act like.

The GA will then reiterate through this process until a pre-defined number of generations have been produced, or until there was no improvement in the population, which would mean that the GA has found a near optimal solution, or until a pre-defined level of fitness has been reached.

Daniels declined to comment on Gilbert's announcement, reiterating through an assistant that he has yet to decide whether he will run for another two-year term.

Time after time, God reiterates through scripture His desire for his children to be bold, to have divine confidence, and to walk open to and expecting abundance in every area of our lives.

But sounding no less self-assured than they have throughout their antitrust battle with the government, both men calmly defended the software giant's actions, predicted vindication in both the marketplace and the legal arena, and reiterated a through-the-looking-glass depiction of how government prosecutors had misunderstood the company.

When they think Juliet is dead, the Nurse's reiterated sobs through the torso are bad ham, whereas Lady Capulet's artful histrionics are all flashy display.