Sentence examples for repeating the same questions from inspiring English sources

She wore out her friends by repeating the same questions over and over: How strong were the Rossis?

Laila was questioned for 12 hours non-stop during the first night of arrest – the interrogators taking shifts and repeating the same questions over and over.

The family members who agonize over Gladys's retreat from reality are themselves given to lesser versions of what they deplore in her: repeating the same questions and phrases, disputing past events, forgetting names and places, following trains of thought that derail into non sequiturs.

Wheeze cases and non-wheeze controls were identified from parental questionnaires based on that used in the ISAAC Phase 2 study 22 in which children with wheeze within the previous 12 months were identified and their status was confirmed by repeating the same questions approximately 2 years later.

Avoid repeating the same questions that have similar answers.

These days, the tenants are reduced to repeating the same question: "Where can we go for this rent?" The answer, Mr. Kardt said, is that "we will be forced into a housing market that is brutal".

That's the voice of Broadway itself, and it keeps repeating the same question: "Who am I?" The Broadway that is celebrating itself tonight, with the presentation of the 56th annual Tony Awards, has been called a Fabulous Invalid for decades now.

In September 2011, at a press conference in London, Pakistani journalist Azhar Javaid aroused Hussain's anger by repeating the same question.

In September 2011, at a press conference in London, UK-based Pakistani journalist Azhar Javaid aroused Hussain's anger by repeating the same question.

I'm thinking of creating a Warhol inspired performance piece of voice and e-mail messages I've received over the past six months repeating the same question over and over: "Is it signed yet?" Whenever someone is told to sign a contract within 24 hours, rest assured, the best interests of that person are far down the real estate food chain.

In Extract 2, the clinician asks for reassurance by repeating the same question relating to the patient's sleeping habits.