Quotes About Reiteration

For the millionth time, I'm retired. I keep saying it, and people keep answering, 'Well, maybe he doesn't mean it this time.' But I do.

That was the trouble with formulating a system: what could you do but repeat it?

History repeats itself. Historians repeat each other.

Gender and sexual behaviour [are] things that are neither individually intended nor biologically determined, but culturally embedded; pressured […] before birth, a child is already treated as gendered […]. If gender is performed and imposed by reiteration – "citationality" – the imposition is violent, precisely because no "natural" reality or truth supports it.

Now, where were we? Read me back the last line." " 'Read me back the last line,' " read back the corporal who could take shorthand.

Well. On which aspect of our ill-advised doings are we about to lecture each other? I have very little to say. As I recall, I exhausted the matter on several other occasions.

Repetition is the mother of education.

They already know. We announced it." Okay, you told them, but it didn't sink in. Threatening information is absorbed remarkably slowly. Say it again. And find different ways to say it and different media (large meetings, one-on-ones, email, a story on the company website, Tweets) in which to say it.

déjà vu all over again.

If history repeats itself, I should think we can expect the same thing again.

History repeats itself. Historians repeat each other.

A lot of the world seems to repeat itself

Patterns repeat themselves in history

Repetition is the mother of character and skill.

History is the same thing over and over again.

It's probably the thousandth time

me we're right back where we started. We

which is a memory which happens again and again

so the thought goes on recycling itself

patterns repeat themselves, after all. Always.

Second Timothy is clear that we have a distinct, demanding body of doctrine that needs to be taught, a message that requires reiteration every Sunday if we, as the Church, are to be who we are called to be.

That was the trouble with formulating a system: what could you do but repeat it?

This is like deja vu all over again.

It was déjà vu all over again.