Sentence examples for repetitive and often from inspiring English sources

1) Research projects are repetitive and often tiring.

Life in Delbaran is harsh, repetitive and often dull, but "Delbaran," though quiet and slow-moving, is none of those things.

It's repetitive and often boring and not the best use of your time, but if you walk away there's always the chance of a catastrophic paper jam.

In the most vexing case, a large projection screen that supplies plot summaries also features images that are repetitive and often distracting.

Second, the repetitive (and often manufactured) controversies are also meant to denude your brain – to get you to a point where angry static is as soothing as the tide.

But even blues obsessives are apt to bog down in the book's undigested, repetitive and often unnecessary information, including God knows how many similar accounts of Wolf onstage, and a capsule description of seemingly every song he ever recorded.

This was a large survey, one of the largest ever civilian human factors surveys, involving lengthy, often repetitive and frequently complex analyses.

However, teaching a robot to acquire new knowledge is a tedious and repetitive process and often restrictive to a specific setup of the environment.

Often influenced by the style of the French architect Le Corbusier, brutalism from the 1950s onwards was defined by its béton brut (raw concrete), repetitive features and often ziggurat levels, meeting utopian ideals such as community, space and light.

However, iterative deconvolution also amplifies noise during each repetitive step, and often, the process is stopped prematurely to avoid poor signal-to-noise ratio.

Science is a repetitive process, and often it's only when we come to something as weighty as an IPCC report that the various bits of evidence are brought together and assessed.