Sentence examples for repeated phrase from inspiring English sources
The lyrics often build associations around a repeated phrase.
This was what was meant by the much repeated phrase "He did it on purpose".
Her most repeated phrase in the lower house was "Kripya baith jaiye.
Britain's is a "resilient economy", in the chancellor's repeated phrase, but apparently not too resilient.
This sort of thing works less well with abstractions, as in the repeated phrase "Audley visibles".
The most frequently repeated phrase of the week is "Enfin on respire".
"Nigeria needs strong institutions, not strong men," is an oft-repeated phrase and rightly so.
I had not realized how much the pointlessness of this much-repeated phrase annoyed me until last summer, when I came upon a lady on the street who was walking with her head down.
"Dance the orange" is a twice-repeated phrase from the fifteenth of Rainer Maria Rilke's fifty-five "Sonneto tOrpheusus" (1923), a work that Whitney says he finds reliably inspiring.
The oft-repeated phrase inside the company's San Jose, Calif.
More of a misunderstanding than a mistranslation, one often-repeated phrase might have been reinforced by racial stereotypes.
