Sentence examples for feel repetitious from inspiring English sources

The missions in the back half of the book feel repetitious and unrewarding after so much ominous fanfare.

He's 65 and says that he doesn't have unlimited years left so he tries not to do anything that feels repetitious.

Ms. Karrer's voice is haunting, but despite their ties to an exotic performing tradition, the music and the dance felt repetitious.

Its claustrophobic, infrared images, supposedly taken from the tapes of a TV crew that spent the night in a mental hospital, offer some real scares, though the movie starts to feel long and repetitious before its 92 minutes are over.

At worst, it feels like a repetitious splurge.

But as a whole her book feels disjointed and repetitious, weighed down by superfluous details and lacking a narrative line that could braid the various strands together.

In a review for 411mania.com, Evocator Manes stated his dislike for the melodic "smooth parts" that he felt were too repetitious throughout Alive or Just Breathing, however he praised the album's production and positive lyrics.

If white Americans can engage in what I call repetitious advertising, then I feel justified in advertising for black Americans".

The subtle electronic shadowing and beefed-up bass recall EST, while the lead sax traces a Balkan/ Gypsy line and repetitious rhythmic measures reference Reichian minimalism without making you feel ill.

I started to feel vaguely annoyed, and sort of bored-in-advance, at the repetitious task that lay before me after I had completed roughly 15 sun salutations.

And though the scene-setting is wonderfully evocative, it all feels a bit rushed, repetitious and lazy.