Sentence examples for repeating verbatim from inspiring English sources

"Just do your job," Patriots cornerback Ellis Hobbs said, repeating — verbatim — what several other players, and the head coach, said about life without their starting quarterback.

Another young man began repeating verbatim the "nothingness" argument, as if finding no contradiction with his earlier avowed dedication to serve Christ.

In the verbal tennis matches of dialogue, furnish proof that you are truly listening and engaged by repeating verbatim words or segments of what was said to you as a flattering 'mirroring' gesture to your companion in your responses - be creative with this.

In business and in life, at one time or another you've heard the accusation, "You're not listening to me". Repeating verbatim what the other person just said only makes matters worse, because that's not listening that's just parroting back their words.

Then he repeated, verbatim, the speech he had delivered that night.

Talk to Mr. Cover's parishioners, and you'll hear his notion repeated verbatim.

That definition was repeated, verbatim, by Eric Woolson, spokesman for the Bush campaign.

In our conversation, he often repeated verbatim what he had said on camera.

Such language, Loach suggested, was repeated verbatim in many sections of the press.

How could a friend — whom Dowd has not identified — repeat verbatim a 42-word paragraph?

But one couldn't say that they are simply repeated verbatim as units.