Sentence examples for constantly replay from inspiring English sources

Listen, there's no "challenge" in having to constantly replay a section because you're left with nearly no health and ammo and are facing Unsurmountable Odds™.

The gospel of Jesus Christ does not call us to constantly replay in our minds all the bad things that could happen to us if we reach out to those who desperately need us.

He treats it as a near death experience, constantly replaying the options and going over what might have happened.

"You replay that scenario — I've done it dozens of times since then, especially right in the immediate aftermath, when it was constantly replayed on television," Ellis said.

Television stations constantly replayed shots of Mr Karunanidhi crying out in pain and anger, and of one of his colleagues being reduced to his underwear in the scuffle.

Scenes are constantly replayed with different endings, suggesting there are many parallel universes, as Payne uses advanced physics as a metaphor for life.

"It's a slow adjustment," he said, adding that he too finds different images from Sept. 11 constantly replaying in his mind.

He is like a classical musician performing the same thing again and again: constantly replaying something he knows intimately, returning to a deep and unresolvable situation.

Here in the capital, office workers turned their attentions to the radio and television stations that constantly replayed Mr. Obama's victory speech.

Caryl Churchill's Tickets Are Now on Sale embellishes a device she first used in Blue Heart by constantly replaying a scene in which a young couple jumble the cant phrases of modern capitalism and culture.

(One of the opposition satellite television channels that are beamed into Iran by the Iranian diaspora in California constantly replays the chronicles of Milosevic's destruction of Yugoslavia and Otpor's destruction of Milosevic, as if trying to suggest a script for the students to follow).