Sentence examples for extremely repetitive from inspiring English sources

I like Hiorns, but have always found him extremely repetitive.

The choreography is extremely repetitive, and yet also progressive, one repeated action leading to the next.

"For a narrative to work, a president has to be extremely repetitive," Gergen says.

In an email obtained by the Guardian, she alleged: "Your bulletins and output have become disproportionately focused on the SNP and Tory claims that Labour would enter into a deal which would damage the rest of the UK … We strongly object not only to the scale of your coverage but also the apparent abandonment of any basic news values, with so much reporting now becoming extremely repetitive.

For instance, a life that has lots of beneficent and otherwise intuitively meaning-conferring conditions but that is also extremely repetitive (à la the movie Groundhog Day) is less than maximally meaningful (Taylor 1987).

IGN rated the Wii Virtual Console release a 6.0, or "Okay", citing an extremely repetitive and simple battle system, and very little character development.

Spruce (Picea) genomics work is quite challenging, mainly because of extremely large size and highly repetitive nature of its genome, unsequenced and poorly understood genome, and the general lack of advanced-generation pedigrees.

Miniature inverted-repeat (IR) transposable elements (MITEs) are members of a highly repetitive category of class II non-autonomous elements, and are extremely abundant in plant genomes [ 2- 4].

It is notable that the extremely high value of GC skewness (0.85) was encountered in the highly repetitive region (see below for details).

Due to the highly repetitive structure of the chromosome 1p36 region, breakpoint cloning proved to be extremely difficult.

In an MSS, highly repetitive mechanical operations make issues of supply and allocation of machinery and raw materials extremely important.