Sentence examples for repeated reworking from inspiring English sources

The Dinaledi collection displays taphonomic characteristics indicative of a depositional history that involved several stages of burial with surface modifications and breakage patterns consistent with repeated reworking of at least part of the assemblage within the confines of the Dinaledi Chamber, involving both biotic and abiotic agents (Supplementary file 2).

As it turns out, the idea of running — "step by step-step by step" — is endlessly, mind-numbingly repeated and reworked in this novel.

Certain movements (a deep plié on point, body dipped forward; a slow lunge into a run) recur intermittently throughout; the encounters among the dancers show motifs repeated and reworked with subtle shifts of dynamic.

The apparent conundrum can possibly be solved through repeated alluvial reworking of both granitic and mafic detritus and accumulation of weathered material with varying proportions of these two components, yet enough smectitic clays (∼30%) to form a paleo-Vertisol.

As you'd expect from a man whose productions and DJ sets redefine the idea of "chic, sleek, European house and techno," he's turned in a reworking so effortlessly cool that repeated exposure has the potential to freeze you to your own sofa.

History repeating: The pair are not adverse to a bit of revisionism, reworking earlier drawings and ceramic sculptures into live performances.

He reworked it as a four-note figure, which is repeated for the entire song without a progression to other chords.

It's true that, although he reworked "Little Dancer" in 1903, he never sold it, despite repeated offers.

The Forsyte Saga, another Edwardian pot-boiler, ran in 1967, was repeated in 1968-9, was revived in 2002, and is bound to be reworked again any day now.

Diller and Scofidio could spend the rest of their careers reworking this one idea over and over again and not be judged harshly for repeating themselves.

Repeated refrains give the novel an almost musical quality, like a Bach prelude and fugue reworking and reinventing themes and ideas.