Sentence examples for it cannot be restated enough from inspiring English sources

It's an obvious enough point, but it cannot be restated enough: "No one with any knowledge of the murky manoeuvres that carved what is now Iraq out of the defeated Ottoman Empire after the first world war," he writes, "could possibly have thought it a good idea to try, by force of arms, to turn that artificial, riven state into a beacon of democracy for the Middle East".

It was roughly the sixth hour of the kettling protesters – many of whom, it can't be restated enough, were children..

It follows that what the symbol expresses cannot be restated in words; words do not present the "logical form" of individuals but rather that of the properties and relations that characterize them.

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

It cannot be soon enough.

It cannot be stressed enough: these are not natural events, like tsunamis or volcanic eruptions.

It cannot be stressed enough that prevention is the key.

It cannot be said enough.

However, it cannot be stressed enough that the unique properties of this tissue must be recognized.

It cannot be stressed enough how important positive energy is.

It cannot be stressed enough how important it is to have all agreements in writing.