Sentence examples for actually repeating from inspiring English sources

Going on about myself would just be arrogant and actually repeating being nasty, and that's what I'm trying not to be.

And as I said, to a remarkable extent the "learned" arguments against government action were actually repeating fallacies like Say's Law and the Treasury View that had been thoroughly refuted in the 1930s.

Using words delicately, in other words, means that when history is actually repeating itself, we'll be able to recognize it and then give it a name that everyone can understand.

As Corbyn and his inner circle attempt to repeat the Livingstone story, with the man himself now part of the team, Labour supporters are entitled to ask: which story are we actually repeating: the runaway success of 2000, or the dismal failure of 2012?

This is what democracy looks like!" Actually, repeating this made me very sad.

I had no idea when I said my favorite team's name that I was actually repeating what at least some Native Americans consider a racial slur.

If the trial is actually repeated often enough, this sequence should be the actual sequence of outcomes; the whole point of Kolmogorov randomness was to permit finite sequences to be random.

The "waves" were actually repeated patterns that slowly changed shape as the music moved along.

That last sentence was actually repeated four times as if even Villas-Boas needed some convincing.

The shapes appeared and disappeared so quickly that it was impossible to discern that some of them were actually repeated.

"Mmm … could you actually repeat that?" she says down the phone from her home in Oslo after a rambling opening question.