Sentence examples for oft-repeated idea from inspiring English sources

This oft-repeated idea seemed reasonable – there didn't seem to be any convincing cases of TB in skeletons dating to earlier periods.

The China threat will be an oft-repeated theme from here on out.

It was an oft-repeated theme.

A prime example of a zombie idea is the oft-repeated citation of the Head Start Impact Study as proof positive that Head Start does not work!

In "unity," an oft-repeated word, Gantz has identified another important idea eroded for too long by the master of division who has increasingly split Israel into rival tribes.

Once again someone has trotted out the old, oft-repeated canard that my colleague Steve Bell got the idea of drawing John Major with his underpants over his trousers from Alastair Campbell.

The basic idea of global relativism is captured by the oft-repeated slogan "all is relative".

But I'm always a bit skeptical of that idea: the notion that private polling trumps public polling is an oft-repeated notion that lacks much in the way of evidence.

True, he worked long hours teaching and writing, but the idea that he led a dull and boring life has become an oft-repeated myth.

The tales feel oft-repeated, laminated.

"So what?" is the oft-repeated line.