Sentence examples for reiterated every from inspiring English sources

Every precious ideal must be reiterated, every obvious argument made, because an ugly idea left unchallenged begins to turn the color of normal.

The idea that, deep down, still, there ain't no black in the union jack is reiterated every time a Conservative leader evokes Enoch Powell's grim dystopia – from Margaret Thatcher's 1978 "swamping" statement via William Hague's 2001 "journey to a foreign land" speech to David Cameron's 2011 warning against the "discomfort and disjointedness" created by immigrants into settled neighbourhoods.

That has to be reiterated every single time we rightly show that racism is at work.

McCain and his party colleagues nonetheless stayed true to form with the exception of Collins and reiterated every chance they got the bigoted expression of support signed by former military leaders.

The observed dynamic expression was reiterated every 90 minutes, corresponding to the time required to form a new pair of somites in the chick [ 32]).

Hughes said: "I think what Richard Bevan [chief executive of the LMA] has come out with, I just reiterate every word that he's said.

It's stunning how quickly the movie's director, Joel Schumacher, is swallowed whole by the Bruckheimer take-my-breath-away technique, which is reiterated in every movie Mr. Bruckheimer has produced since "Flashdance".

For 2009, Shilling reiterated virtually every major call he made at the start of 2008, with the exception being buying long-term Treasuries.

In this construct, evolutionary development is continuously based upon communication between self-referential constituencies that yields non-random problem-solving at the cellular level reiterated at every scope and scale [10, 41].

"As Lions, you want to get that first game under your belt and it's a great opportunity for the guys starting on Saturday to put a marker down," added Howley, who reiterated that every player will start at least one of the first three games.

As for Kirk, he reiterated that every election is unique, but added "Illinois can send a message even more powerful than the one in Massachusetts".