Sentence examples for famously repeated from inspiring English sources
For all that, Pagels tells us, many claim to have found in John "the promise, famously repeated by Martin Luther King Jr., that the 'arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.'.
It was also the starting point for another of Brand's most famously repeated ideas: that information wants to be free (although he always points out the second half of the sentence was that "it also wants to be expensive").
For all that, Pagels tells us, many claim to have found in John "the promise, famously repeated by Martin Luther King Jr., that the 'arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.'..
His gesture in the Sejm was less famously repeated by Jan Suchorzewski during that period.
Rosenhaus, who famously once kept repeating "Next question" at a news conference he hosted about client Terrell Owens – the agent even got the pronunciations of their first names mixed up at one point – took the tact of "No questions" on Tuesday.
Mr. Dimon, the famously confident, even cocky, executive, repeated his apologies in a broadcast Sunday of NBC's "Meet the Press".
It's something repeated – even more famously – in both the Zodiac and the recently solved Golden State case in California.
Famously the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago witnessed repeated clashes between the police and anti-war protesters culminating in what a federal commission called "a police riot".
If defects are "a cancer" just as Lee famously proclaimed, then what about the flagrant, repeated violations of the law that seem to punctuate Samsung Electronics' history?
And famously, over the years, there have been the repeated clashes with her label.
