Sentence examples for repetitive crimes from inspiring English sources

Someone in my group of acquaintances had even begun theorizing the concept of creative criminality and contrasting it with the cruel, dull, repetitive crimes committed by the capitalist establishment.

Stereotyped behaviors may instead be found in repetitive crime patterns, collections of knives or other criminal paraphernalia, or a strong interest in drugs without indications of substance use disorders.

But it was an endless cycle of repetitive cases, with no reduction in crime.

"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".

There are repetitive references during "Serial" to vague, separately shady crimes that Jay allegedly committed.

It may sound repetitive, but one thing is clear: All these crimes are more relevant than the fiscal maneuvers carried out by Dilma Rousseff during the Harvest Plan.

International war-crimes tribunals have developed a flat, repetitive narrative over the years, often with unsatisfying conclusions.

A 2015 study in Psychological Science found that seventy per cent of people, when subjected to highly suggestive and repetitive interviews, would come to believe that they had committed a crime.

The Black Lives Matter Movement was created in response to the repetitive police killings of unarmed black men and subsequent impotent punishment for the crime, but police brutality is not the chief focus of the movement.

Interviews with the prosecutors, defense attorneys, and even experts in psychology, criminalistics and others raise the book above the usual repetitive litany of events, with insight not usually prevalent in many other true-crime books.

MH Nintendo 3DS; £29.99; cert 12+; Ubisoft James Noir's Hollywood Crimes 3D is either an engrossing, enjoyable puzzle game, or a series of extremely annoying repetitive loading screens.