Sentence examples similar to doing nothing but repeating from inspiring English sources
In such a scenario, ITV would no longer offer any guarantees about its content or how much it commissioned from the UK but would seek the best return for its shareholders, even if that meant doing nothing but "repeats from the archives and importing material from America", Grade said.
"You do nothing but repeat yourself," says May. "You just go in a big circle".
For his part, Mr Bush has done nothing but repeat his stern demand that the crew and the aircraft should be released immediately so that this "accident" does not escalate into a more serious "international incident".
What most struck James Young, one of the study's authors, was that many people "treated the robot as someone they could negotiate with". They argued about how unreasonable it was being by telling them to press on, even though the robot did nothing but repeat the same few phrases.
Refute bad information without repeating it, which does nothing but reinforce the original lie.
The official complained that "repeating Hezbollah's claims does nothing but serve that group's interests" but did not deny that the agency had suffered losses in Lebanon.
"What does it do?" "Nothing but blink".
We could do nothing but obey".
It will do nothing but upset us.
"You can do nothing but admire Buck". .
