Sentence examples for repetitious of from inspiring English sources

This is cumbersome, and seems in some sense repetitious of the information we already have: we know we're operating on a Dog and we know we're trying to make that dog chat, so why do we have to pass in DogCanChat?

As his theses become repetitious of his propositions, they become abbreviated, and he returns to the accusations made in Short Story.

Therefore, it may be worth asking for resubmission of this manuscript but with that clearly stated hypothesis, logically arranged and clearly written Results section and a Discussion that is much less repetitious of the Results.

These are the sorts of repetitious squiggles of toys and superheroes a teenager might do at the back of the class when bored, except that, with Perry, each different version of Alan ties into the overall scheme of his art.

He sat down in Regent's Park, his mind tired of repetitious memories of how he had once loved Clarissa to distraction.

The book consists mostly of repetitious images of blackbirds and moody winter scenes, but Fukase's sequencing transforms these humble pieces into the most unified and unforgettable progression of pictures I've ever encountered.

It is a little-noticed part of the repetitious ritual of gun tragedy — the reckoning in fuller measure of the damage shooters inflict in the absence of sensible gun controls.

More problematic was the repetitious nature of much of the Introduction and the over-written Discussion that never really gave the reader a clear take-home message (see point 6 below).

This is why, in Robbe-Grillet's first published novel, The Erasers, there are so many paragraphs devoted to repetitious descriptions of the configuration of seeds in a slice of tomato.

Nobody understands better than Randolph the repetitious agony of walking into a clubhouse of deafening silence, of vacant stares and disbelief.

But as Shields' story shows, attaining success as a black American is often challenged by both the repetitious rhetoric of failure and the reality of racial disparity.