Sentence examples for fairly repetitive from inspiring English sources

It is subtle, yet multi-layered and despite fairly repetitive motifs it avoids being predictable or tedious.

They called this "artistic contamination," which seemed a fancy way of describing these subtle changes in a fairly repetitive look.

Although written with great panache and evident sympathy for its subjects, Girls on Fire is fairly repetitive.

That work is fairly repetitive; it benefits from being precise but also benefits from a greater awareness of the space, where that work needs to happen in relation to the original plans.

The treadmill is usually defined as playing a game that requires minimal skill, doing a fairly repetitive task over and over again in order to receive arbitrary rewards and climb higher up a ladder.

Back came another wodge of documentation – 20 pages, costing £1.87 in postage – explaining again, in fairly repetitive mystical gibberish to an ancient technophobe, with seven photos of her car and numberplate, why her payment was not acceptable.

Their humour was somewhat repetitive.

To try to pin marital unhappiness on the times is too reductive, and Haag's method — which entails interviewing about 50 people, and using online surveys, and going undercover on Web sites as a married person looking for an affair, and taking out a fake personal ad in The New York Review of Books — yields fairly predictable, repetitive and uninteresting anecdotes.

Repetitive testing is a fairly common practice in the final testing stage of a chip manufacturing.

Harismendy et al. (2009) performed a comparison of next generation sequencing platforms and found overall that Roche 454 data had fairly even treatment of unique versus repetitive sequences, but did note a 1.25 overrepresentation of LINEs.

"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".