Sentence examples for keep hammering home from inspiring English sources

"It's important to put as much extra content together as you can - videos, remixes - to keep hammering home the music to people".

...and this is the kind of message that the banks will keep hammering home - if you don't keep giving us money, terrible things will happen - and the politicians believe them and just keep on giving them our money.

Clinton seemed to settle at that point on a theme of toughness — the same ''fighter'' theme that the campaign keeps hammering home today.

The picture was a strong sermon against fraternization, and one point it kept hammering home was that in no circumstances should an American military man shake the hand of a German.

He doesn't concern himself with appeals to morality or equality, but instead keeps hammering home his unshakable conviction that firms that allow their staff to be open and honest are more profitable than companies that make gay employees live a lie.

By addressing these very concrete situations, Seneca keeps hammering home the core claim of Stoic ethics: that virtue alone is sufficient for happiness, and nothing else even makes a contribution.

Because the Conventional Wisdom zombies kept hammering home the lie, however ludicrous it was -- and is.

Sen. Rand Paul was caught on an open microphone Thursday talking to Mitch McConnell about how he just kept hammering home the message that Democrats refuse to negotiate over healthcare.

One of the points he kept hammering home to bewildered radio DJs and journalists was the struggle he faced when he wanted to make the move from producing to rapping.

Early on in the evening Levant made a joke that went over really well about the ducks who died in the tailings ponds, and I guess he decided to keep hammering it home, adding in comments about wind turbines killing that many weekly and how many wings he can eat at a restaurant.

Companies need to keep hammering away at the simplicity mantra.