Sentence examples for repeated talking from inspiring English sources

He refused to engage in the discussions, and instead repeated talking points: the House had done all it could; now the Senate needed to act.

When asked by New Jersey governor Chris Christie to prove that he was capable of more than repeating talking points, Rubio repeated talking points.

"And who is he again?" "Gary Dadow," the French photographer repeated, talking about the actor whose actual name is Gary Dourdan, and who, as it happens, recently announced that he would leave the series at season's end.

She mostly reverted to and repeated talking points, like referring to Mr. McCain as a "maverick" and the Republican ticket as a "team of mavericks," while not necessarily quelling doubts among voters about her depth of knowledge.

For opponents of same-sex marriage, it has been a potent and often repeated talking point: though the courts or the legislatures of some states have given gay and lesbian couples the right to marry, wherever it has appeared on the ballot, voters have rejected it.

Rice went on Sunday-morning talk shows four days after the attack and repeated talking points, cleared by the intelligence community, that turned out to be off (although even on that point the gray area may be larger than the Republicans have presented it).

But whatever, I'll help the GOP out with a bold, new idea: how about y'all stop repeating talking points once they've been debunked, or, better yet, preemptively KNOWING WHAT THE FRACK YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT, and not opening your cakehole to emit stuff that gets debunked, ten minutes later.

Often, aides are the main actors behind proposed legislation — writing bills, negotiating the details — while the senator is relegated to repeating talking points on Fox or MSNBC.

Although Ryan continues to provide moments of candor — the day two weeks ago that he called Geno Smith's practice "brutal," for instance — on several occasions during the off-season, he came off like a press secretary, repeating talking points and evading questions.

Can we put our politicians in a situation where they cannot ignore challenges, where they must genuinely engage with one another in responsible discussion and not just repeat talking points?

During that night's debate, Rubio was criticized as "robotic" by rival Chris Christie when caught repeating talking points in a performance that was widely deemed to have been a disaster.