Sentence examples for an oft-repeated statement from inspiring English sources

As 2008 draws to a close, the type of year Wall Street experienced can be neatly summed up by an oft-repeated statement: I've never seen this before.

Raising funds to pay for tortilla-wrapped treats is Hamida's response to an oft-repeated statement from Marco Gutierrez, founder of Latinos for Trump, who last year warned that mainstream American culture soon would be swamped by Latino culture, courtesy of tacos.

An oft-repeated argument concerns Haeckel, who is considered a racist and criticized for forgery in his embryological drawings (Reinikainen [2003], Luskin [2009], Puolimatka [2009, 2010]).

In an effort to avoid the force of this observation, the Court unleashes its oft-repeated statement that it relies on a "combination " of CERCLA and SARA to reach its conclusion.

This oft-repeated statement might have a chance of being true if benefits were unduly generous.

It is not just the swaggering figure of Perón himself -- the caudillo, the strongman and charismatic leader par excellence -- that has captivated dictators ranging from Augusto Pinochet to Omar Torrijos and Fidel Castro, but his insistence on personal loyalty and also his oft-repeated statement that "political parties are an anachronism".

This oft-repeated statement only makes sense if you grab a rebound or catch a pass in traffic.

Thirty-nine percent of Democrats believe Trump's oft-repeated statement that U.S. military spending is currently at a record high, narrowly higher than the 34percentt of Republicans who say this.

She admired him until he disproved his oft-repeated statement "Sex has no place in business".

This means cutting past the president's oft-repeated statement that "as the Iraqis stand up, we can stand down".

Today's case is no exception to our oft-repeated statement that the Establishment Clause presents especially difficult questions of interpretation and application.