Sentence examples for continue to be repeated from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 said that further one-off specials are planned and the series will continue to be repeated across both More4 and Channel 4. PA.

But what's revealing is not so much what went wrong this time, but why the same mistakes continue to be repeated decade after decade.

The mistakes continue to be repeated today from the Middle East to Africa to Europe.

Even more remarkable was how many of the false statements continued to be repeated after they were exposed.

It ends with this: "For even more Fox lies, check out the latest 'Truth-O-Meter' feature from Politifact that debunks a false claim about a White House staffer that continues to be repeated by Glenn Beck and others on the network".

This identity explains why the party continues to be repeated.

And yet the phrase continues to be repeated thousands of times a day, as if it had real meaning or value.

In the name of a mistaken understanding of Sodom and Gomorrah, the true crime of Sodom and Gomorrah has been and continues to be repeated every day (The Church and the Homosexual. 4th ed. Boston: Beacon Press, 1993).

Although the horror of the Oklahoma City carnage caused some lessening in the decibel level of right-wing hate speech for a time, conspiracy stories about the Clintons continued to be repeated and consolidated into books.

The broader implication of this experiment is to understand why humans feel pleasure from listening to music, and why this behavior continues to be repeated despite any apparent functional significance.

The 'substance P depletion' hypothesis was used to describe the mechanism of action (MoA) of the low-concentration capsaicin formulations which became available in the 1980s, and, unfortunately over the years, this hypothesis continues to be repeated even in recent review articles and textbooks.