Sentence examples for repetitive refrain from inspiring English sources

The repetitive refrain of How They Want Me To Be resists any profound interpretation, but it's also a deceptively demanding melody that Cosentino nails every time.

When Ms. Monk sings, the repetitive refrain sounds like "dying," but the song heralds a rebirth as she descends the steps with ineffable little gestures of the hand.

My time with them underfoot is short and while my repetitive refrain plays daily, it does so out of knowing that what they need to be happy later has to start now.

The viewers of this first presidential "debate" missed the opportunity for a true debate.... Accountability was not present in tonight's debate; just the repetitive refrain that the taxpayers have to pay for the mistakes of Wall Street, no matter what the cost might eventually add up to.

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.

The track, put out on Toolroom, is a 122bpm creeper of a groove with a bouncy bassline and a hypnotically repetitive vocal refrain.

On one unforgettable evening on a relatively horizontal walk through the glaciated U-shaped valley of Moraine Park, I found myself alone with a grazing moose, a family of playful chipmunks, a sleepy snowshoe hare in its summer colours and an operatic bullfrog singing his monotonous refrain with repetitive gusto as hummingbirds trilled falsetto overhead.

He thought it should be repetitive and have a one-word refrain.

As for the conclusion, refrain from writing "a repetitive summary of everything the article has just said," she adds.

Second, we refrained from explicitly modeling discrete sensorimotor input generated by the movement itself, because the central motor control adopts a continuous "whole-field control" rather than monitoring particular aspects of each submovement during repetitive movements with a high repetition rate (Siebner et al. 2001).

"All My Life" starts with a fast, repetitive guitar part, and the verse crashes headlong into a roaring refrain: "Hey, don't let it go to waste/ I love it but I hate the taste".