Sentence examples for became repeated from inspiring English sources

After the 2010 election and Liam Byrne's note in the Treasury, it became in the public mind a fact that Labour spent too much and this became repeated all the time, unchallenged.

"It [also inaugurated] the use of certain kinds of racial stereotypes which then became repeated again and again, right up until the 1960s and even beyond," says Rice.

Because of the highway's number, accidents and other phenomena became repeated as legend.

Paintings changed to collages and installations; the loops became repeating dots, airmail stickers, macaroni, egg cartons and stuffed sacks that resembled ranks of phalluses.

Although some children have poor impulse control, he said, violence only becomes repeated abuse when parents fail to nip it in the bud.

Understanding the processes by which places become repeated locations for crimes is important.

It was several years ago, at a tech conference in Laguna Beach, Calif., that the venture capitalist Bill Gurley issued one of what would become repeated warnings that startups were staying private too long.

Elements of human anatomy, simplified and abstracted, become repeated motifs, like disembodied heads used as candlestick holders.

A rumor in one town can become a report in another town which becomes repeated and recycled on blogs with national followings.

The stake in this strategy is not only that it may contribute to hide a scientific revolution, as Kuhn feared, but also to make an inaccurate and oversimplified historiography become repeated and established.

The characters become repeating versions of each other, tracing the footsteps of their predecessors down a mirrored corridor of misery.