Sentence examples for repeating a point from inspiring English sources

This is just repeating a point that actually I made very early on.

At the risk of repeating a point that has already been made ad infinitum, most Americans have already made up their minds which way to vote.

And repeating a point often made by Mr. Abbas, Mr. Fayyad said there would be no final agreement with Israel until all Palestinian prisoners were freed.

But Mackenzie said Wilson "was not commenting on us" but was "commenting on the whole market" and was repeating a point made about four years ago.

Ms. Whitman has spent a record $119 million of her own money on the campaign, something she said — repeating a point she has made on the campaign trail — makes her independent.

I've brought the term "marketplace feminism" (and its origin) up on my Twitter about a million times, but I am only repeating a point from Andi Zeisler's fantastic criticism of the phenomenon, a book entitled "We Were Feminists Once".

After he repeated a point sharply, Hornbacher said gently, "O.K., we got it the first time".

He repeats a point he's made elsewhere this week that Lib Dems never win through a national campaign, but through local campaigns in individual constituencies.

Brown also repeats a point he has made many times before, about only wanting to stay in politics if he can make a difference.

He gave the last word to a white male Republican, who repeated a point that has come into vogue since Trump's early surges in popularity.

Faced with complaints about low wages and difficult work, Mr. Kaabi repeats a point often made here: Many workers face greater hardships at home for less pay.