Sentence examples for constantly repeating that from inspiring English sources

Ngāti Rangi permanently emphasized this perception about the volcano, constantly repeating that the tribe does not consider Ruapehu as a hazard; indeed, Ngāti Rangi asked volcanologists to avoid this term from the beginning of this project.

But, I realized I'm not giving myself an energy boost (or anyone else, certainly) by constantly repeating that I'm tired.

This can go on for days, in isolation, with police officers constantly repeating that they know the suspect is guilty, that the evidence is overwhelming, that this is his only chance to help himself.

Israel's spokespersons may constantly repeat that these attacks are "targeted", but targeted attacks don't kill this many civilians.

Instead, the administration constantly repeats that Israel has a right to defend itself but to request a certain restraint with the use of code words, officials say.

Although the mantra is constantly repeated that "Assad is killing his own people", they show opposition forces are killing fellow Syrians too.

Mr. Kennedy also addressed an assertion that Mr. Lazio has constantly repeated: that Mrs. Clinton is a "carpetbagger" who moved here in January only to establish residency for her Senate bid.

When I constantly repeat that enamel pins are the cheapest art objects you can buy, I think of Inner Decay.

He constantly stressed that it was a time when performances were more important than results, but repeating that invited only mockery.

If, as everyone in the company is constantly repeating, mantra-like, that they want to connect the world, shouldn't a diversity of access options be part of that?

But in building an insurgent campaign as a Washington outsider, Dr. Dean has gained fluency in the populist language of political revolution, constantly repeating the fact that half his contributors have never before donated to a candidate.