Sentence examples for both reiterating from inspiring English sources

The bus as a place for social interactions across, for instance, class and ethnicity was touched on in a number of our interviews, also as a way of both reiterating and exploring how individuals saw themselves in relation to a variety of 'others' that might be encountered: So a young Irish lady, young Irish girl, said do you, will you take my seat?

Separately today, the White House and State Department both reiterated their support for a C.I.A. view that trailers found in Iraq were for biological weapons, despite the disclosure of a classified memorandum from the State Department's intelligence branch that has described that conclusion as premature.

In his phone call with the Russian president, Downing Street said, Mr Cameron and Mr Putin "both reiterated the position agreed by all leaders at the G8 in June: no-one should use chemical weapons and any use would merit a serious response from the international community".

Both reiterate that they hope, and expect, things to get better.

Both reiterated their long-held view that the dormant Commerce Clause doctrine is illegitimate.

Mr. Ferrer and Mr. Green both reiterated their commitment to the classic New York approach to building "affordable housing": subsidies to provide cheap homes for a tiny percentage of the population.

Mr. McNamara and Secretary of State Dean Rusk, who also spoke today on the political aspects of defense policy, both reiterated briefly the standing United States offer to discuss with any interested NATO partners the formation of a NATO multinational nuclear force.

Both reiterated their support for Kemp in tweets Tuesday.

After the contest, New York's Tina Charles and Carolyn Swords both reiterated the responsibility athletes have to use their public persona for good ― to "engage in" and "ignite" conversation, thereby "mak[ing] change," as Swords phrased it.

Last week, 40 companies sent a letter to the heads of both agencies, reiterating their belief that communications networks should be kept open.

President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) both made statements Tuesday, reiterating their demands.