Sentence examples for suggested repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Iranian officials have suggested repeatedly that the hikers might be traded for Iranians being held by the United States.

From the wacky competition over 3 A.M. phone calls to McCain's alleged campaign suspension, it was suggested repeatedly that Presidents are best measured by their day-to-day crisis-management skills.

In her press conference on Monday afternoon, the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, suggested repeatedly that Papadopoulos was only a member of a "voluntary advisory board," and not a figure close to the President.

The N.F.L. player Brendon Ayanbadejo, who has become something of an unofficial spokesman for the acceptance of gay players, has suggested repeatedly that there are a number of closeted active players in several sports who might eventually come out.

Apfel suggested repeatedly that Faneuil was "fixated" with Stewart.

It has been suggested repeatedly that seminal vesicles have an impact on sexual activity.

Mr. Romney sought to connect the interests of women to the broader issue of the economy's sluggish recovery, suggesting repeatedly that he could do better for struggling families — and especially women — if he is in the White House.

Like the prosecutors' opening statement, the six-part indictment was wide-ranging but focused heavily on the role of the media, suggesting repeatedly that acts as simple as taking pictures of protests should be seen as criminal acts aimed at subverting the Islamic republic and its supreme leader.

Our contemporary world encourages conflict resolution and closure, but Shepard suggests repeatedly that ongoing family conflict may stay unresolved forever.

Critics, using the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag, have suggested that repeatedly shutting black people out of the awards is effectively racist.

In the original formulation, the dynamics is suggested to repeatedly eliminate the least adapted species.