Sentence examples for is restated in from inspiring English sources

Here, as in Symphony No. 85, the first theme is restated in the dominant key.

The principle is restated in the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation (1944).

Again, the critique of postindustrial society that dominates these showcases, organized by Mayumi Nagatoshi, is restated in fresh ways.

As a result the quiet fatalism implicit in all of his art is restated in operatic or meteorological terms: that is, forcefully and randomly.

In tonal music, the harmonic sequence, as accompaniment for a melody, is a motivic pattern of two or more harmonies in succession that is restated in transposition, usually twice or three times, preserving the same melodic shape (relative motion) of each part or voice.

This argument is restated in a number of different ways.

The demand was restated in blunt terms today by Mr. Sattar, the foreign minister, who ended a week of restrained statements by his government in telling a news conference that the alliance's hold on Kabul was unacceptable to Pakistan.

In the recapitulation they are restated in a new light.

There is no revealed proposition that cannot be restated in another cultural situation.

And the estimated stressed losses of the unit went up and had to be restated in financial statements.

All three parties made a pledge in their manifestos and this was restated in the government's coalition agreement.