Sentence examples for constant repetitions from inspiring English sources

But you could argue that such constant repetitions and reconsiderations are an integral part of Wright's larger project, which is to record, and praise, the world's paradoxically permanent flux.

To St. John Ervine, a critic for The Observer, in 1928: "When I read a novel like your 'The Wayward Man' it makes me despair of ever writing myself because my imagination doesn't feel strong enough to reach things which have not actually happened to me — and constant repetitions of Parisian coquettes having cocktails at the Ritz bar are apt to become a bore".

European scholars have criticized this enormous poem for what they regarded as its monotonous metre, its constant repetitions, and its stereotyped similes, but to the Iranians it is the history of their country's glorious past, preserved for all time in sonorous and majestic verse.

Janáček features accompaniment figures and patterns, with (according to Jim Samson) "the on-going movement of his music...similarly achieved by unorthodox means; often a discourse of short, 'unfinished' phrases comprising constant repetitions of short motifs which gather momentum in a cumulative manner".

Constant repetition of allegations doesn't make them true".

"The constant repetition of the image served to cut the disaster from reality.

Luxury brands should actively choose their symbols and iconify them through constant repetition.

Constant repetition of the words "poorest country in the western hemisphere" take on an incantatory menace.

The brain is designed to learn through constant repetition and active, hands-on involvement.

At least in that endeavor, the constant repetition is a help.

But regardless, this is the truly grueling part of telemarketing: the constant repetition".