Sentence examples for were reiterating from inspiring English sources
verb
To say or do (something) for a second time, such as for emphasis.
- Let me reiterate my opinion.
Officials said they were "reiterating to faculty that all unanticipated adverse events must be reported" to the review board.
In a note on Wednesday, analysts at ING said they were reiterating their view that the pace of appreciation "will be very slow for the next several months".
On their Web site, the rebels, who are also fighting government troops, said they were reiterating "support for dialogue and a language of understanding to resolve all differences".
Several Assembly members who last year had voted in support of gay marriage were reiterating that support on Tuesday night while Mr. Skelos and Senator John J. Flanagan looked on.
As the Q11 bounced him through potholes and back to Manhattan, the squeaky suspension sounded as if it were reiterating his exact thought: Now what?
After 2 and 4 months, the instructions were reiterated by the same clinicians at the workplace.
These instructions were reiterated to Group 1 again after 2 and 4 months.
The key themes were reiterated in his State of the Nation address to parliament last week.
These principles were reiterated in 1997 [ 34].
All experiments were reiterated at least three times in triplicate.
At most, the known arguments were reiterated and pushed to the fore.
