In all this, however, I think that an important factor is the sheer sound of the typewriter, that reiterative click-clack.
Today, I find myself wondering if I would have responded so profoundly to this starkly reiterative, rigidly patterned music had I not had Asperger's syndrome.
Like thoughts, her pieces are reiterative; she sooner makes chronology a subject than a formal device.
However, Stach states that such a reading is not "compelling," for though he can be reiterative and circumlocutory, he can also (and frequently does) nimbly dissociate himself from arguments he has relentlessly constructed.
It was actually an ironic moment when the "human microphone" started urging protesters, in its uniquely reiterative way, to be quiet so that guests in the neighboring hotels could sleep.
Without such reiterative habits, unfairness will reassert itself in every field.
One guitarist — Dominic James — played bright, reiterative figures in the style of Nigerian highlife; the other — Lionel Loueke — made piercing electric sounds.
(Don't presume that such a remark is a compliment; you'll see better film on ponds.) "Wedding" is so reiterative that it suggests the kind of compulsive behavior that often requires psychiatric counseling.
Other pieces for three or four instruments are interleaved with a violin fragment, longer solos for flute and clarinet, and -- like a wound -- the violently reiterative Fourth Piano Sonata.
Mr. Linklater writes in a detail that can become reiterative as he goes from territory to territory.
(Don't presume such a remark to be a compliment; you'll see better film on ponds.) "Wedding" is so reiterative that it suggests the kind of compulsive behavior that often requires psychiatric counseling.
