Sentence examples for most reiterated from inspiring English sources
However, LINE2 elements are predominant in the platypus (monotreme), while LINE1 is the most reiterated non-LTR retrotransposon in opossum and placental mammals (therians).
We hear this all over the place, from news columnists to Ray Lewis to Rudy Giuliani – and, most recently, reiterated by Bill Clinton.
Clearly, Mr. Bush felt the pull of cliches, the most frequently reiterated of them, in the days before his inauguration, this one about all the people, and earlier, the one about compassionate conservatism.
Most protesters reiterated some version of this idea.
This view was most recently reiterated in 2009 by Pope Benedict XVI.
While the government claims religious intolerance or discrimination is non-existent in the Union of Myanmar throughout its long history, most recently reiterated by parliament speaker and former military general Shwe Mann on June 13, the reality on the ground is different.
Most trusts reiterated that the number of computers and the unpredictable internet speed across the trusts were the major barriers to patient access to cCBT in their trust.
Most gestures are reiterated forcibly.
"Spoon is our most valuable player," reiterated the steady Sue Wicks after the game.
In most matters, he reiterated Calvin's views, though with greater stress on ecclesiastical discipline and rigid obedience to authority.
One of the most powerful and reiterated themes in this memoir is a young boy's pained recognition that the magic of theater was fleeting: "The happiness of being at a play, the most joyous sensation I knew, could not be had without the punishing realization of how finite and unrepeatable each visit to a theater was".
