Sentence examples for if repetitive from inspiring English sources
Liu and his team wanted to know if repetitive blows to the head could also affect the brain's grey matter.
For example, if repetitive balusters, or columns, or panels with low-relief ornamentation are desired, cast iron is the most suitable material.
With new features such as political marriages, series devotees will find plenty of nuanced details to warrant returning, while newcomers and sceptics may be surprised by the balance of tactical depth and cathartic – if repetitive – action.
If repetitive attacks occur, the blebs may be removed surgically, and the pleural membrane of the affected lung may be sealed to the pleural membrane of the inner wall of the thorax to prevent a recurrence.
There are brilliant, if repetitive, visual effects from fire extinguishers and sand; the performers show unflinching commitment and occasionally (kudos to Lawrence Goldhuber, who plays Epimetheus) make you feel their characters as both mythological and personal creations.
This interactive quiz comprises alternating quick-fire rounds, some where you pound the red buzzer to be first to answer and others in which you just stab the right multiple choice response anyway, all accompanied by the appropriate, if repetitive, commentary of its host.
I call it the "what ifs": a repetitive and exhausting review of all the intersections where some action, imagined or real on a survivor's part, might — I stress might — have led to a different outcome.
So if paying $60 for a dozen hours of reasonably diverting and attractive — if unimaginative, repetitive and derivative — hacking, slashing and mild puzzle-solving sounds like a good deal, by all means go for it.
It was of interest to determine if the repetitive ionic disturbance is localized to one area in the MTG, or if, similar to CSD, there is propagation across different areas of the locust nervous system.
His accounts, if occasionally repetitive, never lack for grit.
And certainly, memory is nothing if not repetitive.
