Sentence examples for Time and again although from inspiring English sources
In all their speeches, time and again, although shocked and grieving, their response to what had happened was rational – seeking to understand the causes of this terrible event – and determinedly humane, dedicated to responding to them with openness, democracy and the liberal interventions of the social state.
So firmly is this untruth embedded in people's minds that in Twitter discussions following Rafferty's death, it was Holness's name that came up time and again, although sometimes in a very knowing way.
(Power has room, in this substantial volume, for only passing mention of the massacres of similar and larger scale in Nigeria, Bangladesh, Burundi and East Timor, among other places). This vivid and gripping work of American history doubles as a prosecutor's brief: time and again, Power recounts, although the United States had the knowledge and the means to stop genocide abroad, it has not acted.
It's a scenario echoed time and again by Ewan MacLeod of Mobile Industry Review, although he'll happily explain to developers why this may be a short sighted strategy.
Although Annkio protested time and again about the extent of the pollution from the Shell spill, she couldn't appeal to any evidence beyond what could be seen.
Although ac cused time and again of turning their backs on Asia, especially on Communist China, the Liberal Democratic leadership so far has never failed to gain a majority endorsement at the polls.
There he meets a character named Mr. Sandison ("Call me Sandy"), who is so white-bearded and booming-voiced that — although Morrie wonders time and again whether he might be evil — it is difficult not to think of God himself, or at least Charlton Heston in "The Ten Commandments".
And he did, time and again.
He berated his defense time and again.
