Sentence examples similar to repeating a one from inspiring English sources

"Living the dream," he said, repeating a one-liner often heard here.

This means that the very act of having a conversation about climate change – not an argument or repeating a one-shot slogan – can be a powerful method of public engagement.

Repeating a one-word distillation of a culture's hostility to trans women is neither countercultural nor subversive.

Our preliminary observations show that after these effects reached the basal level, repeating a one-month treatment with the same drug/combination as the previous time gave the same results as the first treatment.

Then he repeated a one-line sound-bite that he knew would be repeated on radio, TV, YouTube videos, and newspaper headlines: "The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun".

"Transcendental Meditation has been incredibly valuable to me both in my recovery as a drug addict and in my personal life, my marriage, my professional life," Mr. Brand said of the technique that prescribes two 15- to 20-minute sessions a day of silently repeating a one-to-three sollable manthat so that practitioners can access a state of what is known as transcendental consciousness.

Throughout the day, Mr. Kelly's chief spokesman, Paul J. Browne, repeated a one-line response to requests for an interview with the commissioner: "The Internal Affairs Bureau has undertaken an investigation of the matter".

"The male brain develops at 25," Mrs. Malloy said, repeating a line from one of the many books they've read over the years.

Repeating a catchphrase of one of our Armed Forces branches, he says, "America is not at war.

"Don't let the terrorists win" is an easy enough trope to repeat, a harder one to live by.

She also didn't repeat a single one.