Sentence examples for pretty repetitive from inspiring English sources

"You get some nice hummus and bread, but it's pretty repetitive.

Some are nice and all, but it gets pretty repetitive pretty fast.

" 'The Interpretation of Dreams' is this cultural touchstone, but we don't read it all that often, perhaps because it's seven hundred pages long and pretty repetitive".

His new album Forgotten Man is out now. stevebrookstein.com The Algerian national anthem is quite an upbeat ditty but is pretty repetitive.

The control system is very simplified, and despite manful attempts to introduce varied sequences, such as fans which cause him to float in the air, the whole game is more or less one big trawl of punching enemies punctuated by platform sequences, which becomes pretty repetitive.

The grand prix runs for two hours; it's a long lap on a very demanding course that is pretty repetitive, with lots of 90-degree corners and heavy braking.

I fear this could get somewhat repetitive, but for many it will be preferable to random battles, something that a lot of gamers found pretty annoying.

Their humour was somewhat repetitive.

Writing is onerous (especially with an ultra-thin pencil) — writing feels like work because it is work — and, day by day, life is pretty routine, repetitive, and, we should face it, boring.

But Jeff Tweedy's Bowie/Petty mannerisms start to sound repetitive pretty quickly, and ultimately, it's hard to shake the feeling that there are a lot more exciting things happening in rock'n'roll these days than Wilco (the song, the album or the band).

Apart from this going-postal moment, and a nice song from Frank the Pug (a resident alien from the original, played by the same dog), "MIIB" is pretty much a disaster — repetitive beyond belief, and so busily inconsequential that it neuralizes your brain and leaves you with nothing to respond to.