Sentence examples for reiterated almost from inspiring English sources

Although today's statement reiterated almost verbatim past statements about the risks of an "unwelcome fall in inflation," it offered no suggestion that the central bank would lower the federal funds rate below 1percentt or that it might pump money into the economy by buying longer-term Treasury securities.

producers reiterate almost every time they talk about the ratings.

That message is instantly established by the cameras and reiterated by almost everything that follows.

On the other hand, he never tires of reiterating in almost all his works that if a statement of the philosophers contradicts something from the Torah, we reject it.

Since then, Mr. Obama has adopted that line on the stump, and he has reiterated it in almost all of his public remarks.

Yet despite (or perhaps because of?) this, the official version of history is reiterated on an almost daily basis throughout our trip.

Trump reiterated his willingness — almost eagerness — to speak with Mueller Wednesday, when he held an impromptu press conference in his chief of staff's doorway and claimed that he's actually "looking forward" to talking with Mueller.

Schumer has often reiterated that there's almost nothing she won't make a joke about – so long as it feels true and makes people laugh – and she's made clear that she really means it.

Not long after the President left office, Gamaliel Bradford, in an essay called "The Genius of the Average," saw in Coolidge "a persistent, insistent, certainly not buoyant, but aggressive and almost tediously reiterated optimism, which seems partly physical in its nature, and which always suggests a more or less conventional and traditional habit and attitude of mind".

Dawson reiterated that it is almost certain that 72-hole strokeplay will be used for the men's and women's tournaments at the Olympics.

A: I want to reiterate, I enjoyed almost every second of this movie while I was watching it -- but I'm still trying to decide if that enjoyment was based on preconceived notions.