Sentence examples for continually told that from inspiring English sources

If people are continually told that their government is plotting against them, a few may decide to fight back.

We are continually told that the issue will be "studied," until it is forgotten soon after Election Day.

Conversely sides can feel beleaguered exactly because they are continually told that they have all the advantages.

We're continually told that when it comes to health care, we need to be savvy and shop around for the best prices.

Richard Deacon, Cornelia Parker and Paul Bonaventura London We are continually told that bonus taxes risk a "flight of banking talent".

If athletes are continually told that doping is rife, that exceptional performances must be drug-fuelled, how do we persuade them to trust their own abilities?

"The hospital continually told me that Jarod was not making adequate progress and that the next step was a nursing home," Ms. Behee said.

He continually told me that I was the best, and because of my undying respect for him and his judgment, how could I have not believed him?

I've continually told myself that I would get my chance and now it's up to me to make the best of it".

The club's chief operating officer, Mark Ashton, said: "We've continually told Jonathan that we don't want him to go but recently he's made it clear that he's aware of the interest of other clubs and that he wanted to leave.

According to Waide, after Pannell continually told Hood that she had already told the truth, Hood responded: "Well, you've failed a polygraph".