Sentence examples for the idea of restating from inspiring English sources

The idea of restating answers from a book like 300 Snappy Answers to Tough Interview Questions is just plain wrong.

As we shall see, later MacFarlane restates the idea in terms of norms of assertion, but then too, the idea of retraction of an assertion is central.

Dr. Dawkins fastened on the idea of the gene as the focus of natural selection and set out in "The Selfish Gene" to restate the new work of Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Trivers and Maynard Smith in these terms.

At the risk of restating the obvious, the current system is unfit for purpose.

The company is in the process of restating prior financial statements.

KEK was the treating psychotherapist and led the process of restating the therapy protocols as symbol sequences.

Unfortunately, annoying stylistic tics mount up as the pages turn: Nachman's habit of restating an idea several times; his hammering of the obvious, like Allen's neuroses or Rivers's bitchiness; his multiplying lists of names and adjectives and even speculations that surround a point without ever quite nailing it.

This prince of précis, this queen of quotation, pastes together entire books by citing and then restating in inferior prose the ideas of great writers from centuries gone by.

In Section 6 we will apply the SGM to the test example of the crack growth (an RODE) and the biofilm model (an RDDE) as stated in the introductory Section 1. Subsequently, we intend to present the main idea of the SGM and restate the main results of its convergence analysis from [21, 34].

So the clientelistic hypothesis, even in this case, stands in some need of restating.

Probably due to the simplicity of the idea it has been restated many times in different contexts, most often in context of stroke rehabilitation; but unfortunately it still remains just a very attractive hypothesis which has been confirmed only by pilot studies.