Sentence examples for act of repeating from inspiring English sources
But in many other poems the act of repeating is an indication of futility.
"The communal act of repeating events over and over, year after year, that develops into traditions, has always been the main attraction in whatever I seem to photograph," she said.
This confirms the measurement, but the act of repeating it displays a collaborative approach.
In online gaming, spamming refers to the act of repeating something over and over again, as in copying and pasting "I need help!!" several many times.
Since in man these two modalities probably act by distinct signalling pathways [ 17] it is possible that the act of repeated coughing itself produces down regulation.
Prosecutor Kerry Barker said care watchdogs failed to act on repeated warnings of "inhumane, cruel and hate-fuelled treatment of patients.
Since 2008, social services have overseen a 20 per cent increase in the number of children taken into care following the national outcry over Peter Connelly, known as Baby P, who was brutally beaten to death by his own mother, her boyfriend and his brother after social workers failed to act on repeated evidence of terrible abuse and neglect.
In the international pecking order of clowns, Mr. Lubin "ranks way up there in creativity," Professor Hoh said, since he constantly produces new routines instead of repeating the same act.
But the language of the reports is cold and impersonal, a numbing litany of repeated acts of self-harm, of pointless fights and meaningless feuds, of abuse and misery and privation.
But enthusiasm for impeachment quickly cooled, to be replaced by the view — which became the view of history — that the seventy-one-year-old MacArthur had been guilty of repeated acts of disrespect and outright insubordination.
She writes "[g]ender is the repeated stylization of the body, a set of repeated acts within a highly rigid regulatory frame that congeal over time to produce the appearance of substance, of a natural sort of being" (1990, 33).
