Sentence examples for repetitive debate from inspiring English sources

Strauss's sublime opening string sextet and exquisite closing monologue frame a rambling, repetitive debate on the relationship of words and music and the purpose of opera – a light dinner-party conversation decorated by references to Gluck, Beaumarchais and Couperin, and set in the last years before the French Revolution.

But there's an important point lost in this repetitive debate.

Although on this occasion if there was a winner here, Clive, it was shrill, oddly repetitive mass-debating itself, as in front of a packed Westminster Hall the leaders of the opposition parties put on a crisp, clean, energetic display of high-class pre-prepared talking.

"Repetitive and sterile debates often crowd out the items that really matter," he said in the report.

It was not clear whether another robot-costumed man who heckled Rubio as he entered a polling site at Bedford High School today was also affiliated with a particular group, or had simply chosen to spend his afternoon mocking the candidate's repetitive refrains from the debate and an event last night.

Shouting over one another and repetitive sloganising rather than discussion and debate became the norm.

This is how Irish debates become polarised and repetitive".

In Australia repetitive strain injuries (RSI) was debated in society during the 1980s which may have hampered adequate prevention at the time [ 30].

"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".

Kate O'Beirne, the conservative columnist, wrote on National Review Online site immediately after the debate, "I thought the president was repetitive and reactive".

The debate over what to do about repetitive motion injuries, the most common injury in the American workplace, is shaping up as the first big fight between Ms. Chao and organized labor.