Sentence examples for restates something from inspiring English sources

Each time your daughter accurately restates something her father said, he would say, "Yes".

Insofar as this is true, this result only restates something that is already known – that vertebrates are unlike most sampled eukaryotes both in their very high intron density and utilization of exon definition.

Those who crave a juicy celebrity biography may be frustrated by Dallek's long passages on obscure policy matters and slugfest campaigns, but those passages restate something important.

Just when you think he's completely checked out during a meeting, he'll ask a rhetorical question padded with corporate buzzwords, or look up from his phone to restate something we already know.

Moreover, he went on — and here he was restating something he has said before — some developing countries have suffered negative consequences, such as an influx of speculative capital searching for higher yields.

Restate something from your opener that ties it all together for a truly memorable pitch.

Now that we have restated the facts, something else needs to happen: Mitt Romney ought to speak for himself instead of trying to deflect attention by making inaccurate comments about Sen. Kerry's wife Teresa, who has never been a candidate for any office, and who inherited trusts established after the sudden and tragic death of her husband, Sen. John Heinz (R-PA), in a plane crash.

For example, if your original thesis was, "Dogs used by the United States Marine Corps during WWII played a significant role in the Pacific theater," then your restated thesis might be something like, "Dogs of all breeds and sizes had an important and honored role to play in WWII, especially in the Pacific theater".

That's hardly revolutionary, but it is something that needs restating.

For Fischer, it has become something of a mission to restate the significance of Darwin's time in Chile.

And the duet when Alma and Gideon March (Gwendolyn Jones and James Maddalena) restate their wedding vows is overblown, like something out of a schlocky Broadway musical.