Sentence examples for continually reiterate from inspiring English sources

I would like it continue to think about contemporary issues, but I would also like them to continually reiterate why their stances and actions are biblically grounded in the love of God and neighbor Jesus demands of us.

Speaker Ryan and Ways and Means Committee Chairman Brady continually reiterate their support for the BAT in the face of criticism.

The watchwords of the demonstrations and sit-ins held since 14 January reveal a lot about the clarity of thought of the young people who continually reiterate the three urgent unfinished reforms: justice (including social justice), police and media.

Under Philippe Decouflé's conception and direction, the mechanics of plot are achieved via a creaky literalism, in which the songs (by Bob & Bill, Guy Dubuc, and Marc Lessard with lyrics by Andreas Carlsson) continually reiterate the snatches of dialogue (for which no one is credited, which explains a lot).

Wasson continually reiterates how she is grateful for the success she has had.

Throughout "Deluxe Version," Ms. Melnick continually reiterates such gestures and phrases, which infuse pedestrian movements with poetics.

Its encouraging message — that "Glee" is good for you, especially if you're an outsider and feel different from the popular kids — is continually reiterated and culminates with a pounding choral rendition of Lady Gaga's "Born This Way".

But the crowds on the square were not, and, in the days that followed, they managed, through their numbers, and by continually reiterating their trust in the Army, to coöpt the military as a reluctant revolutionary partner.

Since early February, when NBC ran a commercial promoting "The Jay Leno Show" during the broadcast of Super Bowl XLIII, the network has been continually reiterating the same simple messages: Mr. Leno is America's most popular TV personality.

With initiatives like Moments, Twitter has continually reiterated its intent to capture the experience of the here-and-now.

And this in turn helps to explain not only Mill's harsh judgments on the Hindus but his continually reiterated emphasis on education (Mill 1992, 139 84).