Sentence examples for been a frequent refrain from inspiring English sources

"It has been a frequent refrain of Armstrong and his representatives over the years that Lance Armstrong has never had a positive drug test," the report said.

Mr. Glassman's point relies on a tenet of economic theory that has been a frequent refrain among the administration's top economists -- that permanent changes in taxes affect people's behavior more than short-term or temporary changes.

"And one for yourself …" was a frequent refrain.

Concision is a frequent refrain, and, in dozens of examples, Evans details how to practice it.

"Ching-Chong Eddie Huang" was a frequent refrain from classmates, Eddie said.

It is a frequent refrain from businesses and the schools that serve them.

"The whole world is against us" is a frequent refrain among Jews who have settled in the West Bank.

Her roommates, who referred to each other as sisters, simplified their reasons for being homeless: "I got kicked out because I was gay" was a frequent refrain, and Samantha eventually adopted it.

It's a frequent refrain at One Bryant Park these days, where pink slips are being handed out, just as they are at other Wall Street firms caught in the undertow of a moribund economy and an unruly trading environment.

There's a frequent refrain of "They signed up for it", but UnREAL reveals how inadequate it is, and it's hard now to picture The X Factor or Big Brother, for example, without a Zimmer-esque executive bawling behind the scenes.

"This content is not available" is becoming a frequent refrain.