Sentence examples for To be repetitive from inspiring English sources

A few passages of "The Somerville Gates" sound as if they're going to be repetitive.

The load pattern applied was to be repetitive (fatigue) and multivectorial.

I try not to be repetitive, but it can be hard not to be.

The engaged writer is willing to be repetitive because that's how you make yourself an unavoidable pole in the debate.

Of course such a person's final fantasia is going to be repetitive and, as oxygen is depleted, increasingly goofy.

Against Self-Reliance revalues and rethinks what it meant to be repetitive, derivative or pointedly generic in the early republic and beyond.

Because regions with excessively high coverage are likely to be repetitive or incorrectly assembled, variants called in those regions are probably spurious.

He tends to be repetitive and to meander, so it is not always easy to tell exactly what theme he means to be holding before us.

Because people tend to visit the same places for daily activities such as work, shopping, and dining, everyday mobile traces tend to be repetitive, but random events create deviations.

Justice DiNoto, who kept both lawyers on a tight time schedule and limited their questions when they began to be repetitive, said the hearing would resume on Thursday afternoon.

Iraqis do not watch it, having judged its programming to be repetitive and larded with official propaganda, not exactly what you would think Iraqis were hungry for after years of state TV under Saddam Hussein.