Sentence examples for repetitive about from inspiring English sources

"We certainly need to be more vocal and more repetitive about our solutions to the problems that face the people of this state," Mr. Kean eventually allowed.

But there was nothing monotonous or repetitive about them.

But there's nothing repetitive about seeing a crew of seven or eight soldiers before you and, one by one, shish-kebabing them into the afterlife.

Bianco stated, "For all its innovations, there's also something rehashed and repetitive about Smallville... shows often look more familiar at the outset than they do as they progress.

If they are continually repetitive about a particular topic e.g an upcoming family wedding shows the strength of character by tolerating their annoying habit of repeating unimportant facts.

They're more likely to include an unassuming little ditty about Norma Jean, or a repetitive dirge about a craggy bit of Scotland.

For Western ears, its sameness and repetitive structures have about as much appeal as Chinese opera.

From the multiple repetitive gags about kicking Colossus in his metal crotch, to the jokes about getting shot in one's instantly regenerating asshole, to the hoary wink-wink about Batman and Robin being gay, Deadpool assures you, over and over, that the people watching aren't supposed to be children.

Throughout the 10 months she worked on the film, Levi was having repetitive dreams about it.

** Moussaoui's motions, they added, were filled with "repetitive ruminations" about the F.B.I., the C.I.A., and "SS Judge Brinkema".

You kill off the hero because he's disabled and churn out repetitive cliches about disabled lives that has me reaching for my specially adapted axe.