Sentence examples for restating it from inspiring English sources

Remaking art is an experiment in understanding it – while a critic might try to "get inside" a great painting by describing it in detail, a more direct way is to actually try to enter its imaginative world by restating it as a tableau.

Now, it's as if he has assimilated the condemnation levelled against him, to the degree that he's restating it back to me as his own long-held wisdom.

I made the case as strongly as I could – restating it on these pages a few days before Miliband was unveiled as his party's new leader – but he was unmoved.

To many legal theorists, as H.L.A. Hart put it, that approach 'appeared as a revelation, bringing down to earth an elusive notion and restating it in the same clear, hard, empirical terms as are used in science' (Hart 1994, 84).

The following methods are usually acceptable: Restating it.

She takes it that we are sophisticated enough to understand its primacy, and doesn't need to restate it.

(In 1974, it restated it as gross domestic product, or G.D.P).

My analysis is pretty close to the Centre's; let me restate it.

After the comment set off a political storm, he restated it.

This is such a familiar fact it may seem obtuse to restate it.

"I'm sure she would have restated it," Mr. Obama said in an interview with NBC News.