Sentence examples for relentlessly repeated from inspiring English sources

Stripping off her jeans to reveal sequined shorts, Ms. Luyten relentlessly repeated a knee-pumping hop.

During the campaign, like most Democrats, Mrs Shaheen relentlessly repeated that her opponent was just like Mr Bush.

What remains of the summerlong soap of this year's Sox and Yankees is a few plays and pitches, so relentlessly repeated in replay that they feel like commercials.

In one alcove is the obsessive writing of Emma Hauck, in which a few phrases are relentlessly repeated until they form incoherent piles.

In 1973, Eastman wrote "Stay on It," which begins with a syncopated, relentlessly repeated riff and a falsetto cry of "Stay on it, stay on it".

The second half of this show comes as quite a shock if you've never seen the same de Chirico relentlessly repeated.

By relentlessly repeating these airy promises, he hopes that the faithful will come to believe them.

The strategy of relentlessly repeating the charges that Mr. Forrester mingles business with politics is a simple one, but it is dictating the narrative of the race.

The Leave camp have already aped the US Republican party's media strategy so successfully (relentlessly repeating falsehoods, such as the £350m-a-week figure, so that the "balanced" media feel they have to report them again and again) that they might as well go the full Donald Trump and adopt a cryptofascist slogan such as "Make Britain Great Again".

They've got branding down, relentlessly repeating the mantra, "science is inconclusive and solutions are exorbitant and unproven".

This series has been relentlessly repeating its motifs from the start (funny how its critics never accuse James Bond of same), and screenwriter Steve Kloves once again displays a steady hand in cherry-picking the book's vital bits to transcribe to the screen.