Sentence examples for while reiterate from inspiring English sources

While reiterate took hold in common parlance with the meaning "to state something (over and over) again," iterate and iteration retreated to more scholarly corners of the language.

After a while, reiterated motifs - splayed legs, upside-down lifts, jutting elbows - become wearisome.

Virginia Tech answered some major questions about its young team last night, all while reiterating its strength -- special teams.

The Hamburg-based company made the announcement while reiterating its denials that the magazine glorified Waffen-SS soldiers.

Administration officials played down the S.& P.'s assessment on Monday while reiterating Washington's determination to reach a compromise on the deficit.

Sir John Sawers, the head of MI6, recently welcomed the inquiry, while reiterating his belief that his service has "nothing whatsoever to do with [torture]".

Yesterday Gordon Brown urged people with swine flu symptoms to seek advice while reiterating that Britain was well placed to deal with the outbreak.

He vowed yesterday to curb spending on foreign trips, while reiterating that he has asked a lawyer to examine how his political funds were used.

But a spokeswoman, Jen Psaki, issued a statement that distanced him from them while reiterating Democratic criticisms of Mr. McCain's stand on the war in the Iraq.

Mr. Levy, while reiterating his misgivings about privatization as a strategy for turning schools around, accepted some of the blame in an interview yesterday.

Todd Stern, the lead negotiator for the United States, while reiterating that the United States would help pay, bridled at the idea that the money was a "climate debt".