Sentence examples for repeated comment from inspiring English sources

The often repeated comment that everything has changed usually refers to a sense of safety, views on civil liberties or preparations for war.

The British public's mixture of irritation and grudging gratitude toward him was captured in a widely repeated comment by Quintin Hogg, who defeated him in a wartime parliamentary election in Oxford and who later, as Lord Hailsham, became Lord Chancellor.

The one repeated comment across the financial media in response to the payroll figure has been the fact that the Fed is now even less likely to cut interest rates now that there is fresh proof that the economy continues to chug along.

Applying mainstream solutions to a non-mainstream problem has done little to reduce health disparities between Indigenous and other Australians [ 57] despite the culturally blind "universal" approach to health care (epitomised in the often repeated comment "I treat everyone the same") which has been found wanting.

John Amagoalik, an Inuit political leader who helped create Nunavut as a separate territory a decade ago, objects to Mr Harper's repeated comment that Canada's choice in the Arctic is to "use it or lose it".

"One answer at a time, one answer at a time!"seems to be the most repeated comment by the orientation facilitators to their classrooms full of enthusiastic teachers.

On Monday, Emperor Akihito repeated comments he made last year, that singing the anthem should be voluntary.

He repeated comments he made in Jakarta recently that Australia "would not give people a platform to grandstand against Indonesia".

More broadly, Mr. Bernanke has made repeated comments about the positive trends in the United States economy and the housing market.

He repeated comments from his radio interview, claiming that he did indeed believe that many Republicans were white supremacists.

Hiers also allegedly made repeated comments about other female employees' weight and personal sex life.