Sentence examples for because it repeated from inspiring English sources

David Olson, a spokesman for Foundation Health Systems, called today's suit "old news" because it repeated allegations in lawsuits filed by private plaintiffs against his H.M.O. and many others.

You see, I am thinking of a kind of scene that was once elemental in the movies, and powerful because it repeated that odd company we keep with the screen -- separation and reunion, and faces just gazing into a distant past or emotion.

But he agreed it was a "little bit unfair" to blame him for a "flawed" policing plan, because it repeated one made by his predecessor.

Some felt that required training that they did receive was not helpful, either because it repeated concepts that they knew from working on the job, or was not relevant to actual safety risks, such as receiving first aid training when they were working with asbestos, or was difficult to apply on site, such as tying off when working on a ladder.

Moreover, the narrative is bewildering because it repeats itself frequently.

But the letter gives the clearest account of his objections and is likely to concern proponents because it repeats misapprehensions about the technology.

Hoffman is troubled by the government's current stimulus plan because it repeats some of the same mistakes that got the economy into trouble in the first place.

This bias causes our brains to perceive something as true just because we hear it repeated.

This flawed thinking and feeling pattern causes our brains to perceive something as true just because we hear it repeated a number of times, despite the evidence on the matter.

A pseudo-event is something that acquires its reality not because it is accurate, but simply because the media has reported it, repeated it, exaggerated it, re-played it, made a mantra of it.

Let me repeat that, because it bears repeating, RANCH.