Sentence examples similar to the constant refrain declares from inspiring English sources

The constant refrain, the perpetual inability to understand or control her feelings.

The constant refrain is: "I didn't do this on my own".

The constant refrain from shopkeepers to soldiers to commanding generals was cautious optimism.

A third trait of his campaign is the constant refrain that he will restore American greatness.

"The constant refrain was, 'This needs more of you,' " said one person familiar with the process.

That was the constant refrain from Congress and it was spectacularly wrong.

He's just sick, he said, of the "constant refrain" of "bankers, bankers, bankers".

Yet the constant refrain from the popular press was that I, too, was living in a "holiday camp".

The constant refrain from the Bush campaign is that Mr. Gore "will say anything to get elected".

"The constant refrain from Suffolk County has always been, 'Hey, look at us, we're not Nassau,' " Mr. Kessel said.

In the face of concessions that have threatened our own domestic consensus, the constant refrain has been the Palestinian refusal to end its violent attacks on our citizens.