Sentence examples for needs to harp on from inspiring English sources

"No one needs to harp on what a big game this is," he said.

At a time when the BJP may want to play down this aspect of its ideology, Congress may feel it needs to harp on communal issues, to scare its traditional supporters back to the fold.But finding a strategy depends on finding a leader.

"I think she needed to harp on, for the people of Massachusetts, what Scott Brown has done.

Democrats need to harp on the unfairness of a tax cut that would spread more than 40percentt of its benefits to the wealthiest 1percentt of Americans.

"I really don't want to harp on it anymore," he said.

Bengals 28, Chiefs 6 No need for us to harp on the Chiefs' plight here – there was more than enough negativity surrounding them Sunday in their half-empty stadium, where many fans wore black as part of a protest against the team's front office.

PHOENIX -- While elected officials in Congress continue to harp on the need to make the U.S./Mexico border area safer, a panel of current and former law enforcement officials gathered at the Border Security Expo said Tuesday that the U.S. side has seen an unprecedented drop in both violent and non-violent crime in recent years.

Regardless, it serves no one's interest to harp on the fact that there are so few women in startups.

But the one reason they most like to harp on is their lack of passion.

But she continues to harp on Europe.

I mean, I'm not going to harp on this year".