Sentence examples for repetitive narrative from inspiring English sources

Greenfield's repetitive narrative is clogged with myriad indigestible mini-lectures on neuroscience, most of them from Fred – "He was speaking in unremitting chunks", is how one character puts it.

Somewhere in Siratori's ever-changing, hypnotically repetitive narrative hides a tale of an AI waking to a future of corrupt corporations, gene warfare on Placenta World, junk viruses and digital vampires.

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

I have wasted months filling out all those ethics applications, grants and to plan all my interviews, etc.; this ban is just another version of the old and repetitive narrative we've been dealing with.

But its "nightmarishly looping, repetitive semi-narrative, drenched in incantatory voice-over and toxically discordant organ music, is as disturbing as ever and retains its power to frustrate anybody who hopes to shake loose some answers after 93 minutes".

But the movie's nightmarishly looping, repetitive semi-narrative, drenched in incantatory voice-over and toxically discordant organ music, is as disturbing as ever and retains its power to frustrate anybody who hopes to shake loose some answers after 93 minutes.

Once you swing with the couplets, the repetitive drive, The narrative, ambitious, comes fiercely alive.

There is a seemingly repetitive action-film narrative that pervades much of, if not all news, a contrived dramatic structure that is better suited to the latest Mission: Impossible film but adapted for use in virtually any subject deemed newsworthy ("The Killer in our Midst: How Dutch Ovens are Really Tents of Death"*).

At least he offered feminine shapes that were different from the repetitive, patterned pleats-please narrative for spring.

The majority of left and right parietal activity was associated with the execution of writing under visual and somatosensory control irrespective of whether the output was a narrative or repetitive reproduction of a single grapheme.

In the same review, Anne Thompson goes on to conclude however that "this overproduced slimmest of narratives becomes repetitive, at two hours and 23 minutes".