Sentence examples for text reiterates from inspiring English sources

To make it clear there are different strokes for different folks, the text reiterates the importance of "common but differentiated responsibilities", or CBDR in the jargon.

However, the texts reiterate how dangerous these rites are for those who are not initiated; those who perform such ritual acts without merging their minds in the Supreme are likely to go to one of the hells.

Fortnightly text messages reiterating program content.

Fortnightly text messages reiterating program content. 4 × 30 min telephone consultations soon after transfer from hospital with the Baby Triple P for Preterm infants hospital facilitator to allow for tailoring of Baby Triple P for Preterm infants content to individual family needs.

In addition we will provide intervention participants with ongoing intervention maintenance in the form of Triple P tip-sheets every 3 months (providing developmentally appropriate advice on parenting infants) with ongoing phone support if required, and brief fortnightly text messages reiterating program content.

Sharing enthusiasm with a virtual cabal of like-minded listeners is reassuring and often productive, but it can also create an echo chamber in which the same beliefs and texts get reiterated.

Mr. Kuhn composed the eerily murmuring score of sounds and disembodied voices reiterating the text.

O'Reilly dealt with critical texts from listeners, reiterating that the BBC had been found guilty of "unlawfully taking my job away and victimising me" and explaining that she stands to make no money from the case once she has paid her legal fees.

We checked the manuscript and deleted some texts that were reiterated.

By viable learning environment, we mean a highly relevant subject (cell biology) and a detailed text supplemented with an image that reiterates the text instructions (as is a common practice in textbooks; Schnotz, 2002, Carney and Levin, 2002), sufficient reading time, and a summative assessment at the end of the exercise.

This association of Revati with Shashthi is reiterated in the 5th century text Kashyapa Samhita, wherein Shashthi is also identified as the sixth form of Skanda and a sister of the five Skanda deities.