Sentence examples for considerable repetition from inspiring English sources

The book incorporates interviews with former internationals from Jack Charlton to Steven Gerrard, their recollections transcribed and presented in barely edited form, with all the considerable repetition and occasional self-contradiction tediously intact.

Quincy Porter (1897 1966) composed 10 string quartets, several quintets for various combinations, and smaller works; they are characterized by warm expressiveness achieved in textures that employ considerable repetition of short motives.

That doesn't mean that the principal point Mr. Obama made on Thursday isn't worth considerable repetition: There is no meaningful difference between the trickle-down economics of George W. Bush, rejected by the country in 2008, and the plans supported by Mr. Romney and his Republican allies in Congress.

When Page first submitted his thesis in 2008, on Central Asia's transition from communism to capitalism, examiners purportedly bashed the work for its "considerable repetition, verbosity and vagueness of expression".

Although the structure of the book is initially explained, it results in considerable repetition of fact and analysis.

It is formed in short, simple sentences, and it makes considerable use of repetition with variation.

Because the paths have nodes and arcs in common, there is a considerable amount of repetition.

The text is certainly comprehensive, but as each chapter is self-contained there is considerable overlap and repetition.

Given the considerable overlap and repetition of data that emerged from the primary studies, it is unlikely that further scoping work on the challenges in multimorbidity will be useful.

And make sure the person will not laugh or be distracted Speak slowly, in a low, soothing, "hypnotic" voice timed to your partner's breathing, with considerable elaboration and repetition far beyond the point of boredom in an ordinary conversation.

Experiments should originally be designed also to fulfill the demands of a modeling approach, including the need of considerable amount of repetitions, relevant statistics, and adequate metadata.