Sentence examples for repetitive idiom from inspiring English sources
MIDGETTE * CONTINUUM The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt is the most renowned of the so-called mystical minimalists, but he also has a tendency to split audiences, with some listeners finding his spare and often repetitive idiom to be breathtakingly beautiful in its simplicity while others find it merely simplistic.
"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".
He has also weeded Malory's "rambling and repetitive" original and "quietly amended Malory's inconsistencies," aiming throughout for "a more contemporary idiom".
Pieces composed expressly with as little repetition at possible – the brave new worlds of works by Karlheinz Stockhausen or Pierre Boulez, say, create a new kind of musical experience in which the thrilling sense of discombobulation and alienation comes as much from the music's lack of repetitive moorings as the visceral dissonance and rhythmic unpredictability of their new musical idioms.
Speak as native speakers usually are doing, using idioms and linguistic shortcuts, instead of imitating a textbook, which is often excessively formal and repetitive.
"We understand the Lutyens idiom".
The idiom is "swelled head".
Begin with the sinister idiom "screen time".
