But, being at the same time a man of sentiment, he fell in a continual clash with himself, his sentiment always craving for something, while his sad scepticism iterated that it was not worth while to desire anything.
I wanted to ride away and iterated that there is nothing more to do.
You are very kind," she iterated the first words he had heard from her lips.
I shall not go with you," iterated Dorothy in a level tone.
The falsity hereof discovered first by Kircherus, we can confirm by iterated experiment; very sensibly in armed Loadstones, and obscurely in any other.
Certainly a confessed and undeniable enemy unto longaevity, and that not only as a sign in the complexional desire and impetuosity, but also as a cause in the frequent act, or iterated performance thereof.
The profoundest silence reigned in the court as I iterated the question.
Again I caution you," iterated the magistrate, "that you are not bound to answer any of these questions.
These circumstances becoming known to Lady Compton, Susan was taken into her service; and it was principally owing to her frequently-iterated version of the affair that Clara had been forcibly rescued from Mrs. Brandon's son.
The will was drawn in accordance with his peremptorily-iterated instructions, and duly signed, sealed, and attested.
The reader will remember how Bailey records this subject of the musical and emotional effect of vowel sounds, open and close, varied or iterated as the case might be, as one on which Keats's talk had often run at Oxford.
Here [went to the king] and [said to the king] be but one clause iterated with words of sundrie supply.
Kidnapped," sheiterated with a sort of ferocious relish.
The iterated luncheon call elicited only a grunt of impatience from the depths of the sanctum, and likewise the summons to tea and dinner.
A long flock of black ducks threaded its flight across the sunny level of the distant marsh, and there was no cessation to the iterated and ceaseless clamor of the gulls.
So that she iterated in a clearer tone of protest: "You should know I do--that I do esteem you as something more than other men.
The Cynicks in Athenaeus make iterated Courses of Lentils, and prefer that Diet before the Luxury of Seleucus.
So that to continue us in goodness there must beiterated returns of misery, and a circulation in afflictions is necessary.
That Vice may be uneasy and even monstrous unto thee, let iterated good Acts and long confirmed habits make Virtue almost natural, or a second nature in thee.
Nor are we to rest in the frustrated success of some single experiments, but to proceed in attempts in the most unlikely unto iterated and certain conclusions, and to pursue the way of ablactation or inarching.
Grateful Ingenuities are content to be obliged within some compass of Retribution, and being depressed by the weight of iterated favours may so labour under their inabilities of Requital, as to abate the content from Kindnesses.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "iterated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
