Sentence examples for be right to repeat from inspiring English sources

She added, "He also told me some personal, intimate things that I don't think it would be right to repeat".

It wouldn't have been right to repeat the film experience.

But was Mr Bush right to repeat them right now, when no meaningful negotiations are taking place between the two sides and he looks as though he is prejudicing what will be decided when they eventually do sit down to talk?Up to a point he was.

He's right, but being able to repeat it, with the power that Graham had in his punches, would truly be an achievement.

But, assuming that it is right, repeated exposure to NickMom's two-note material will quickly turn otherwise smart women into zombies who can talk of nothing but sex and the mundanities of child-rearing.

"Maybe they're right," he repeated.

"The strike was right," he repeats.

He was right; the repeating animations of frustration instill a rising sense of discomfort.

In contrast, if capital is initially raised through rights issues, it would be possible to repeat the exercise should the economy deteriorate badly.

I don't know anyone in China today who thinks the country's rulers did the right thing, or is inclined to repeat their mistake.

If we can't laugh at the past we're doomed to repeat it, right?