Sentence examples for which restates from inspiring English sources

The standout recent number is The Pop Kids, which restates the Pet Shop Boys' allegiance to pop you can dance to, couching it in a nostalgic love story set in the 90s.

Outside Germany, the academic consensus is reflected in the uncritical acceptance of Christopher Clark's recent book, "The Sleepwalkers," which restates the view that Kennedy was brought up with — that, in David Lloyd George's sentence, "Europe slithered over the brink into the boiling caldron of war".

In 10 he asks a focus question about their activity, which restates the preparation what can you do to them?

The distribution of Sakai-specific genes in EHEC 2 was, not surprisingly, noticeably lower than that of the backbone, which restates established findings about intraspecies genomic variability [ 40, 51, 52].

The last Islamic slave law was promulgated in 1936 by King Ibn Saʿūd of Saudi Arabia, which restated the teachings of the Qurʾān.

Then came Dumont's comedy, made originally for French television, P'tit Quinquin which restated his themes from L'Humanité in terms of comedy.

Earlier this week, however, a grand jury handed up a second indictment against Mr. Williams, which restated the original charges -- the most serious of which is aggravated manslaughter -- and added a weapons charge that increased his possible prison sentence by 10 years.

SunTrust Banks Inc., which restated results last month as a result of accounting mistakes, said yesterday that it had named James Wells president and chief operating officer and had chosen a chief credit officer and controller.

The result, The 50th Law by 50 Cent and Robert Greene, which restated much of the earlier volume's philosophy, using key moments from the former drug dealer's life to dramatise its points, became a bestseller, despite – or possibly because of – my typically snarky, weedy liberal's Guardian review.

Conference immediately moved to debate a resolution which restated party policy as being in favour of independence.

In 1988, SSA issued a new ruling on pain which restated the existing policy in the 1984 amendments.