Sentence examples for repetitive question from inspiring English sources
No more camera lights in their eyes, no more patronizing reporters with another repetitive question, no more confusion over whether Mrs. Lundgren's first name is pronounced OTT-i-lee or oh-TIL-ee.
In the year 2000, a group of men from the Bahamas asked a loud and repetitive question in an incredibly catchy way.
Within a week of my encounter with the North American man, I had amassed a vast amount of quotes, proverbs and inspirational phrases, as well as, unexpectedly finding myself on the receiving end of a repetitive question from passengers.
But I couldn't answer their most repetitive question... "Why?" A lifelong admirer of animals, I've quietly understood hunting for food and the healthy control of some wildlife populations; however, I've never come within a million miles of grasping a thread of understanding for the utter cowardice of trophy hunting.
Don't be the annoying kid in the back of the car who asks the same question every five minutes: "Are we there yet?" In this case, however, the repetitive question would be: "Are you done yet?" Are you done thinking of my plan yet?
Perhaps Ifill's soft questioning and at times repetitive questions at the beginning and end of the debate was her way to prove to conservatives she was not playing favorites.
He often asks derisive, confusing or repetitive questions.
Walton chastised him for asking McNamee too many repetitive questions.
Rodriguez started this practice at Michigan, he said, to limit repetitive questions at his news conferences.
He smiled at repetitive questions from Mr. Martens, often raising his eyebrows.
Daily news conferences, often devoid of news, were also devoid of Coughlin's familiar snipes at inane or repetitive questions.
