Sentence examples for repeatedly conveyed from inspiring English sources

This is the same message that was repeatedly conveyed by Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama over the sixteen years since the 2001 attacks by Al Qaeda.

The girl also might very well have internalized ideas repeatedly conveyed to her about how people confuse her clothes for "morality," or intent, how others can use or comment on her body, how her consent is not either expected or respected.

Moreover, in the literature the thought is repeatedly conveyed that spontaneous recovery occurs in all instances in six to 36 months.

The playbill for this show, at the Theater at St. Peter's, gleefully and repeatedly conveys that it is drawn from the real-life experiences of its writers, Stephen Cole (book and lyrics) and David Krane (music).

(Med. 3, AT 7 38) As Descartes repeatedly conveys: "my nature is such that so long as I perceive something very clearly and distinctly I cannot but believe it to be true" (Med. 5, AT 7 69; cf. 3 64, 7 36, 7 65, 8a:9).

This notion, as terrible as it is mundane, is conveyed repeatedly in the eight tales that represent his slim but influential contribution to the development of the short story.

There's another thing Oprah conveyed repeatedly in that episode: She remarked upon what a miracle her life has been.

That message was conveyed repeatedly to the administration and Clinton campaign by union officials who heard it from their angry members.