Sentence examples for repeating the same message from inspiring English sources

Engels, Sperber writes, spent decades repeating the same message: Get the work done!

A lot of it is Management 101: repeating the same message 20 times, training the trainers, getting in front of people, cheering them on.

Look, I know it's probably annoying that I keep repeating the same message, most weeks in and, yes, most weeks out: "Wear what you want!

Observational studies over the past few years seem to be repeating the same message: regular physical activity, a good diet, taking on new mental challenges, and maintaining strong social connections may each help you hang on to your mind.

At the arena and at every other stop today, Mr. Clinton remained the eternal optimist, repeating the same message -- that Northern Ireland has come too far to revert to its old violent ways.

But otherwise she and the other winning SNP candidates maintained discipline, basically repeating the same message in interview after interview about the SNP promoting "progressive politics", and opposition to austerity and renewal of Trident.

I'm like a robot who repeats the same message every day at the same time.

"Yeah, nothing says we value independent media like dozens of reporters forced to repeat the same message over and over again like members of a brainwashed cult," Oliver quipped.

"We repeat the same message to you: the release of your prisoners in the hands of our brothers is linked to the withdrawal of your soldiers from our country".

Monday morning, after the tense game against Bnei Sahknin, I heard Beitar's general manager, Itzik Kornfein, a former goalkeeper, repeat the same message on several radio shows: He said he was determined to clamp down on unruly fans but reminded listeners that the culture and sports minister, the police and legal authorities would have to keep battling discrimination after the "dust settles down".

In Iowa, Nevada, Virginia and other swing states, she repeated the same message she has delivered throughout the campaign with increasing urgency, reintroducing her and her husband's family stories — her father's steady work at the city water plant and the glass ceiling his grandmother hit at the bank where she worked — all while weaving in her belief in his administration.