Sentence examples for repeatedly checking that from inspiring English sources

In McAllen, Ormsby arraigned and sentenced each migrant individually, repeatedly checking that they knew their rights, had met with an attorney and were not pleading under duress.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental disorder characterised by intrusive thoughts, urges or images (ie, obsessions such as 'did I really lock that door?'), followed by repetitive behaviours aimed to reduce the associated anxiety (ie, compulsions such as repeatedly checking that the door is locked).

King repeatedly checked that latter box on Tuesday, calling out schools and principals by name, and reminding them to tout their successes as well.

After repeatedly checking out apartments that were disappointing compared to their ads, they came across one offering two adjacent one-bedroom apartments in the Volney at 23 East 74th Street.

Repeatedly checking to make sure Trump is screwing up.

And when she slides to the floor, after repeatedly checking her cellphone for messages, she erupts with that flat, mysterious little "ow," which comes across as both defeated and defiant.

Ms. De La Cruz went into a tailspin, repeatedly checking herself into a hospital, fearing that she might act on her dark thoughts.

In President Trump's marathon news conference on Sept. 26, he repeated many false claims that we have repeatedly checked in our database of false and misleading claims, including that U.S. Steel is planning to open eight plants (no), that he's spent $3.2 billion on a wall with Mexico (no) and that the U.S. economy is the best ever (no).

Our recoding also resulted in some minor adjustments to the design levels that we identified in the students' sketches after repeatedly checking these against levels.

For example, repeatedly washing ones hands due to an obsession with cleanliness or alternatively, repeatedly checking one's door is locked 32 times due to an obsession that if this does not occur, someone may break in.

Personally, I like it when experiments fail repeatedly after checking that the problem is not the experimenter, because it usually means our basic hypothesis and hence the axioms on which it is based is wrong, and nature is trying to tell us something.