Sentence examples for repeated a comment from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month he repeated a comment made in 1987 that the Nazi gas chambers were a mere "detail" of history.

Last week Mr Watson accepted he should not have repeated a comment from an alleged sex abuse survivor that the late peer was "close to evil" but on Monday David Cameron said he must go further and "examine his conscience about whether he's said enough so far" and said he had "a lot of questions to answer".

Stemm gleefully repeated a comment that Goold had made when he alluded to the most common exception to the United States' sovereign-immunity rule entitling governments to claim a lost ship: if the vessel is not a warship but a commercial ship.

She repeated a comment made by Kathleen Utgoff, a former Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner appointed by George W. Bush, that serves as the agency's unofficial motto: When asked whether the glass is half full or half empty, the bureau's response is, It's an eight-ounce glass with four ounces of liquid.

"We still have a third-world grid," Mr. Richardson said, repeating a comment he has made several times.

You may have to lean forward to hear him, or ask him to repeat a comment or two.

"It's like we became rock stars," he told Maclean's magazine in 1993, repeating a comment he had made in several interviews.

He refused to repeat a comment he had made in June that the Fed planned to keep buying bonds until the unemployment rate reached roughly 7 percent.

In 1965, Dr. Verna Wright, a British rheumatologist, repeating a comment made 12 years earlier in another scientific report, wrote: "Reiter's paper made a negligible, if not somewhat misleading, contribution to the subject".

Andy Gill, in his damning of the band in the Independent last week, repeats a comment often made of these artists - that he doesn't know a single person who has ever bought one of their records.

Don't repeat a comment someone else has already made.