Sentence examples for repackaged over from inspiring English sources

It was the same thing repackaged over and over again.

Over the years chelation has been repackaged over and over again.

And while we might try to call out writers and producers for being lazy, harangue them for their lack of imagination and chastise them for selling us the same crap, barely repackaged, over and over, if we're truthful with ourselves, we know that we are equally at fault.

The word "criminal" flashes on screen every time one of her sources says the word, the motif accentuating how language has been manipulated and politically repackaged over centuries.

Kingdon's concept of a 'softening up' process, whereby ideas are reiterated and repackaged over time, fits with the EAG process, which took place against a backdrop of numerous proposals and reports on how to improve services.

But what about "Railroad Man" with Jose Feliciano from Justments? Louis Armstrong has been packaged and repackaged many times over.

Too much of this book is taken up with routine problem-solving advice and over-familiar stories repackaged by Dubner as though they were revelations.

For many people in America the only required viewing this autumn was on the cable news channels, where talking heads became stars and the candidates' every move was picked apart, over-analysed and then repackaged for the eager viewers tuning in across the country.

Households were supplied with over-the counter, generically repackaged consumer cleaning and personal hygiene products free of charge on a monthly or as-needed basis.

The solution has been renamed, repackaged and adapted many times over the years, but what remains constant are the underlying principles of simplified material flow.

There was Earned It, the waltz he contributed to the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack, a genre curveball that nevertheless sat comfortably with the Weeknd's depraved brand identity, cultivated over three mixtapes (repackaged as 2012's Trilogy).