Sentence examples for worded over from inspiring English sources

This sentence was confusingly worded; "over three orders of magnitude" was meant to describe the input dynamic range of resolution (i.e., our capacity to tell different antigen doses apart), and not the dynamic range of IL-2 output.

It is possible that some journal articles are worded over-cautiously, and in these cases stronger or more direct statements in press releases might be justifiable (although our results showed that they are rarely explicitly justified in press releases, see supplementary section SI10).

Even there: repeating their words, over and over and over again.

He'll dream of saying those dirty, forbidden words over and over again.

Write words over and over again.

Try not to use the same three words over and over again.

In other words, GET OVER IT SISTER!

Mantras, which are words repeated over and over.

He says these words over 300 times.

I read it word by word, over and over.

To himself, Daniel repeated the lovely word over and over.