Sentence examples for has explained repeatedly from inspiring English sources

WHEN the aim, as George Bush has explained repeatedly since the terrorist attacks of September 11th, is to keep the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous regimes and terrorist groups, a president's work is never done.

But Feinstein has explained repeatedly that no CIA officials were made available because of a 2007 Department of Justice investigation into the destruction of videotapes of CIA detainee interrogations.

While polling wizard Nate Silver has explained repeatedly that my conscience has an infinitesimally low probability of swaying anyone else's, I still think speaking out about this disastrous state of affairs is a moral imperative.

I have had to explain repeatedly that, no, I've not heard of political prisoners undergoing lobotomies there, as happens in Adam Johnson's justly acclaimed The Orphan Master's Son; and that the author was employing techniques of magic realism to create a satirical vision of North Korea.

He said he had explained his decisions fully and repeatedly.

The majority indicated that their GP had tried to motivate them repeatedly and had explained the general effects of lack of exercise and overweight.

The severity of this condition has to be explained repeatedly.

Repeatedly the pair have explained why quarantining West Africa would be unwise.

They have already begun here at Washington's flagship university, where orientation leaders last fall had to explain, repeatedly, the rigorous campus recycling practices, reinforce no-smoking rules and, at the make-your-own-sundae bar, help people get the hang of the whipped-cream cans.

"During depression, energy levels are low, and having to explain repeatedly or fend off chirpy messages like 'You'll be fine,' or hostile messages [such as] 'Get over it' may be better avoided rather than expend the precious little energy you have on people who may never understand what you are going through".

As a member of the fractional minority of humans who has ever been excited about diagramming sentences or parts of speech -- a smaller percentage, I would wager, than transgender people -- I have been excited to explain repeatedly over the last few days what a pronoun is.