Sentence examples for rather repetitive from inspiring English sources

Once these sessions started Jeremy would also usually insist on at least one round of that rather repetitive ditty – One Man Went to Mow about farming a meadow.

On the way, as we rode the scarlet double-decker, he delivered a patient and, I thought, rather repetitive tutorial on what lay ahead of me.

This rather repetitive collection of autumnal shaded ensembles, crafted mostly out of compressed and handpainted fabrics, had a childlike charm, especially the matching footwear and pointy hats.

It was supposed to have been a great honour - unprecedented since the days of Raphael - but it is possible that Vernet, by then a rather repetitive painter, was horrified at the thought of his shortcomings being so brutally exposed.

Keeping animals alive, counting variants, keeping meticulous records, tracing embryological development is both a very fiddly business, and also rather repetitive and tiresome.

Mega rated the ToeJam & Earl spin-off at 62%, calling it "fun and strange" though "rather repetitive".

"Creative people are much happier when working on creative tasks rather than repetitive, mundane work".

And tasks that require more focus and skill (creative tasks rather than repetitive) might not be as forgiving of interruption.

The OL tracking does not use feedback loops but rather performs repetitive acquisitions at a particular time interval.

Rather than repetitive motion, these sports require constantly changing muscle groups, as well as adaptation to a partner or team member.

Somewhere between 37% and 56% of recreational runners hurt themselves during the course of a year, mostly due not to falling or tripping up but rather the repetitive nature of running.