Sentence examples for pattern of saying from inspiring English sources

Once they get in the pattern of saying "Yes," they can't stop — that's the idea.

Still, Trump's pattern of saying things that are provably false has no doubt contributed to his high unfavorable ratings.

Similarly, agent-based models, which are similar to testing 'what if' artificial counterfactual conditions, could be used in future social oral inequalities research to assess if certain public health interventions 'work', that is, whether such interventions influence patterning of say the use of dental services in a particular geographical area.

So given the GOP's dogged pattern of nay saying too many of Obama's picks, it's no surprise that the GOP would go after Rice.

As a psychotherapist he helps clients go beyond the U.S. pattern of friends saying, only a brief interval after the loss, "put it behind you".

Several competitions have focussed on reworking famous lines, titles, or quotations: txt me ishmael zen & T @ f m2 cycl mn10nc The brevity of the SMS genre disallows complex formal patterning - of, say, the kind we might find in a sonnet.

"We know there's a consistent pattern of Iranian behavior of saying things and then backtracking.

"Texas Republicans say they want to reach out to women, to be more inclusive, but actions like this reinforce a pattern of disrespect," said Texas Democratic Party Deputy Communications Director Lisa Paul.

'A pattern of deception,' says The Courier-Post.

That is the pattern of Clinton," said a former top aide.

"This pattern of behaviour says that is she unfit to continue as an MEP.