Sentence examples for was still repeated from inspiring English sources

This narrative, which was still repeated as fact in Beuys's New York Times obituary, has by now been conclusively disproved.

Health-and-Hygiene Report: The health-subcommittee chair Fat Arlene reported that the best solution for getting the smell of rotting salmon out from between your claws was still repeated licking.

He was still repeating that thing about their being Vishnuites, and finally something dawned on me, and I turned to him.

And, even as late as December 29 , 2011 the NRC was still repeating this misleading description from FirstEnergy -- "Cracking has been identified primarily in the architectural regions.... .. ("Q-and-As for Davis-Besse Shield Building Issues," 12/29/11).

Epithets used to describe his work — "hard, cold, icy, calculated and devoid of feeling" — are still repeated.

The figure of less than 1percentt, put forward in a groundbreaking report on phone recycling by the nonprofit Inform five years ago, is still repeated.

The ensemble comedy began in 1968, ran until 1977 with audiences of up to 20 million, and is still repeated today.

The refrain, "The Mediterranean is the ocean of the past, the Atlantic is the ocean of the present and the Pacific is the ocean of the future," first heard more than 100 years ago, is still repeated today.

I first heard that in the '60s, and despite the fact that he died days after that drinking bout and in spite of evidence that his death was probably caused by drugs given him by a doctor for his gout, the story is still repeated.

Former England international Keegan revealed the phrase is still repeated to him to this day and hailed Coleman as a "master".

In 2004, Ray Raphael's Founding Myths continued Maier's line by deconstructing several of the "Sam Adamss myths that are still repeated in many textbooks and popular histories.