Sentence examples for refrain we need from inspiring English sources

But the deal fits Ms. Lang's favorite refrain: "We need to be where our consumers are".

It endures as a refrain we need in our continuing struggle for freedom, justice and ­equality.

When we talk to managers about what their workers are lacking, we hear a common refrain: "We need employees who can think, not just follow orders". The complaint is usually followed by an observation about how the world is changing too quickly to predict customers' demands, or that competitors are at their throats.

But that is Smith's refrain – "We Need to Be in Government".

AT town meetings and forums of all kinds, one hears officials and politicians utter two popular refrains: We need to preserve more open space.

Everywhere I travel, I hear the same refrains: "We need more regulation," or on the flip side, "If we hadn't deregulated, we wouldn't be in this financial mess".

There are other areas where the narrative has progressed, from a heavy focus on sustainability to greater concern for industrialisation, technology and infrastructure; and from the emergence of equality as a key theme to the now constant (and correct) refrain that we need better data.

And as Erica Joy has noted, the refrain of "we need to have these conversations" assumes that no talk has been happening.

On this holy day, when we refrain from eating, we need to not only think about the over one billion people who are hungry each day in the world, but we should be thinking about the kinds of food we put into our bodies on a daily basis.

What I would say – and it's an oft-repeated refrain – is that we need more revenue to do the job properly.

So here are four more refrains I think we need to remove from the education conversation.