Sentence examples for you reiterate from inspiring English sources

As you know, you are wrong and before you reiterate your second question, you are very wrong.

And no matter how many times you reiterate the phrase "it seems like" and follow it by "the book is red" you will be wrong.

DAVID LOEWENSTEIN Madison, Wis., Nov. 20, 2012 To the Editor: You reiterate Israel's right to defend itself but then state that Israel's actions are "at the cost of further marginalizing the moderate Palestinian Authority".

HAVILAND SMITH Williston, Vt., Dec. 14, 2008 • You reiterate The Times's policy of "not rushing to label any group with the word terrorist before we have a deeper understanding of its full dimensions".

When the timer goes off, you reiterate why they were there, tell them to apologize for their behavior and give them hugs and kisses so they know you still love them.

"We respectfully request that you reiterate the Department's longstanding position that federal law prohibits gambling over the Internet, including intrastate gambling (e.g. lotteries)." Alisa Finelli, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, declined to comment beyond saying that the department was considering the senators' letter.

The Greens are the closest thing we have to a truly liberal party.All you reiterated was the propaganda of the Free Democrats, and, until recently, the Christian Democrats.

Few remember your acceptance speech in the Texas House of Representatives, chosen because of its record of bipartisan cooperation, in which you reiterated your commitment to an inclusive "compassionate conservatism", and hinted at an administration that would acknowledge the thinness of its mandate.

What my original post said– and what my reply to you reiterated– is that there are politicians and demagogues who are encouraging people– people like the ones I grew up among– to fear others and blame them for the economic suffering affecting most of the people in this country.

In your January issue you reiterated the same report and then you quoted "Star Trek II" executive producer Harve Bennett as saying "... Nimoy did not insist on killing the character as a prerequisite to his appearing in the second film".

Thank the person who interviewed you, go over a few of the points that you discussed in the interview and why they were important to you, and reiterate your interest in the position.