The cloud has disappeared, the heavens are clear again, the evil Dragon is once more aiming his flaming arrows, he reiterates his conquest anew.
And throughout his work, Sologub reiterates his affection for children and the childlike.
Williamson reiterates the treaty provisions under which he claims that these Indians are entitled to aid.
He reiterates that in three days he shall see her, and fear of all that the future may have in store is absorbed in the blissful anticipation.
Lee but reiterates what has been written on the same subject by Gen.
Herbert, andreiterates his demand for troops, else Wilmington will be lost.
In almost the same words already used, the Chief Justice reiterates that goods would not be imported if they could not be sold.
In deciding such questions "we must never forget," reiterates Marshall, "that it is a constitution we are expounding.
The second strophe reiterates the refrain, with slight but significant variations, and substitutes for the address to and contemplation of the plotters a meditation on the psalmist's own security, and an invitation to others to share it.
He reiterates the fundamental lesson, which prophets were never weary of teaching, that national disasters are caused by the anger of God, which is excited by national sins.
The second part of the psalm takes up the question of the refrain, and first reiterates with bitter emphasis that the soul is bowed down, and then pours out once more the stream of reasons for dejection.
He does not argue--he reiterates the promise in a more definite form and with more emphatic asseveration.
Hananiah at any rate did not follow his example: he adheres to his former method, and reiterates with renewed emphasis the promise which his adversary had contradicted.
He reiterates what he had previously written about the increasing severity of his malady, his inability to travel, his want of money, and how he had used all he could get in Espanola to bring home his poor companions.
If during the hearing, it reiterates the ideas, it will then remember the ideas; but if it reiterates the words without the ideas, it will remember nothing but words.
Then His Excellency descends upon the hospital like a whirlwind, blusters at the old staff-surgeon, and reiterates the order to keep all the patients safely under lock and key.
What the early philosopher asserted in the innocence of the youth of thought, the later physiologist reiterates with emphasis because he believes that the words are words of life.
Such assertion simply reiterates as final a distinction which grew up and had meaning in pre-evolutionary science.
Notice is hereby given that this Committee adheres to the National Union Manifesto, and reiterates its desire to maintain the independence of the Republic.
In the next paragraph be reiterates his position with reference to the introduction of such topics into school teaching.
In 705, when the siege of the sacred city once more becomes imminent, the prophet again reiterates to the heathen that Zion alone shall stand among the cities of Syria (xiv.
But while the one verse of the antiphon reiterates what Jehovah of hosts is in Himself, the other describes what He is in revelation.
Again and again, Mr. Brooks reiterates the danger he sees in harshly treating labor.
No man may boast a more intimate knowledge of the labor movement than he; and he reiterates again and again the dangerous likelihood of the whole labor group capturing the political machinery of society.
He reiterates his strange idea of a general movement of the ocean from east to west, at the rate of at least three leagues in twenty-four hours and due to the moon's influence.
That the Court reiterates the relation of the people to the corporation, as defined by Covington and Lexington Turnpike Road vs.
Masonry reiterates the moral precepts of all religions, 718-l.
It reiterates the precepts of morality of all religions.
Masonry reiterates the maxims of the philosophers, 221-m.
It reiterates the maxims of Pythagoras, Confucius, and Zoroaster, and reverentially enforces the sublime lessons of Him who died upon the Cross.
From of old, the promise of a divine Spirit poured out on all flesh had been connected with the kingdom of Messiah; and John but reiterates the uniform voice of prophecy, even as he anticipates the crowning gift of the gospel, in this saying.
God speaks and the people question His word, which in reply He reiterates still more strongly.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reiterates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
