Sentence examples for that restates from inspiring English sources
Britain's defense minister demanded an apology from the Argentine government on Friday for a "provocative" television commercial tied to the London Olympics that restates Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands.
Tabula Rasa plays some neat games at the intersection of randomness and process, but it's also a drearily blank accretion of noise, volume and effect for their own sake that restates the profound conservatism of the self-styled avant garde.
The translators fell into the trap of "blind agreement," matching the verb to sin or to death, the predicate nominative (which, I explained only a few years ago, in a column you missed, is the noun following a linking verb that restates the subject).
Close the memo with a friendly ending that restates what actions you want the reader to take.
It is very important to write a conclusion that restates your thesis and summarizes what you have just proved in your essay.
If your thesis was about insulting stereotypes, a sentence that restates the thesis might look like: "Stereotypes such as the over-emotional woman, the ditzy blonde, and the partying college kid are incorrect and hurtful".
Delaunay continued to paint works that restated his Orphic theories.
Some doctors are worried that restating the public health message about mammography, in particular, will just confuse patients.
It seems that restating vows is not a panacea for the evils of divorce, and may even bring into question the sturdiness of the original utterances.
Freddie Mac, the government-chartered mortgage company that restated earnings by $5 billion, said yesterday that it might be the subject of a civil lawsuit by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
At the meeting in Singapore in 1971, members adopted a declaration that restated the Commonwealth's voluntary and cooperative nature and committed the organization to promoting international peace, fighting racism, opposing colonial domination, and reducing inequities in wealth.
