Sentence examples similar to Repeating his points from inspiring English sources

He thundered in character as Jules for a moment, repeating his point in saltier language, then returned to himself and said: "After Jules, I became the coolest [expletive] on the planet.

It's all centred on young black people," doing a good job of repeating his point with a little more volume.

At one point, a city lawyer who had mumbled his words was asked by the court reporter to repeat his points, because she could not hear him.

Harpers' Scott Horton already demolished Rice's arguments, so I won't repeat his points here.

Burnham repeats his point about the government legislation implying financial motives take precedence.

He repeats his point about the current system acting like "a poll tax".

He repeats his point about settling the independence referendum before deciding what further powers to offer Scotland.

More broadly, Mr. Milosevic repeated his point, made often in his trial, that his forces were fighting a war with the Kosovo Liberation Army and not intentionally targeting civilians.

Interviewer Cameron Alexander, president-elect of the Oxford African and Caribbean Society, tried to suggest that the issue might more complex, but Rocky repeated his point.

On ABC he repeated his point, saying: "We have seen countless accidents over the years that could have been prevented had Positive Train Control been installed".

He then repeats his point about needing a two-legged approach: support to bring down borrowing costs, and strict conditionality - ie, a commitment to economic reforms.