Sentence examples for has often repeated from inspiring English sources

He has often repeated that this will be done as soon as it is "prudent".

After hitting the campaign trail to stump for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, he has often repeated the line.

The vice president has often repeated the criticism during the campaign, playing off Mr. Bradley's departure with a slogan reminding voters that he, on the other hand, had decided to "stay and fight".

THROUGHOUT this sordid and disappointing New York Knicks season, which could end up the worst in the franchise's history, Larry Brown has often repeated a provocative statement about the nature of coaching.

President Mubarak, an air force pilot when Egypt attacked Israel in 1973, has often repeated the widely held belief here that Egypt's early success in that war restored its pride and allowed it to make peace.

Mr. Milosevic -- the first head of state to be tried for such crimes -- has often repeated what some foreign diplomats said after the conference in Dayton, Ohio, that ended the Bosnian war in 1995: that he was the Balkan leader who worked hardest for a peace deal.

Relations between the countries have deteriorated over the past two years as their presidents have often repeated the same accusations.

We may have often repeated that "another world is possible", but this hope has sometimes seemed distant as we have watched bombs fall on our brothers and sisters abroad and the systematic dismantling of the welfare state at home.

In the past several months, White House officials have often repeated that, whatever policies Trump implements, the E.P.A. will continue to enforce the rules that "provide for clean air and clean water," as mandated by Congress.

President Bush has been saying for weeks that Saudi officials were cooperating in the fight against terrorism, and his aides have often repeated a statement that Saudi Arabia has "done everything we've asked them to do" to help combat Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.

He also spent some time on his opinion, which he had often repeated, that I needed to read the Greeks in a profound, unbiased way, and not just Homer — the only one I had read, because I was required to for the baccalaureate.