Sentence examples for repetitive score from inspiring English sources

The repetitive score got on my nerves and the game play seemed unexceptional.

Mr. Kennon's thin, repetitive score, performed here chamber-style on two pianos, provides little compensatory emotion.

Destined for British television, "Smash and Grab" has a grating, repetitive score and can look a little homely on the big screen.

Tiffany Mills used five women, straight lines and broken clusters to suggest a wide range of the darkest emotions in an excerpt from "Half-Hinged," danced to a maddeningly repetitive score by Paul Dresher.

Set to Mr. Willems's propulsive and repetitive score, "In the Middle" has spawned so many inferior copycats in the name of contemporary ballet that it can be hard to embrace the real thing.

His use of dispersed musicians and repetitive scores displays the influence of Stockhausen and Satie.

The repetitive, atmospheric score, by Alexandre Meyer, who plays the electric guitar, serves as a window into Mr. Rambert's mind.

Initially, from their chatter and laughter, and the repetitive, upbeat score that's heavy on the cimbalom and grind organ, the Fokkenses don't appear to have a care in the world.

On average, the ideational subscore accounted for 65±14%4% of the total repetitive behaviour score.

47 A Repetitive Behaviour score, measured at 69 months, asked whether the child 'repeatedly rocks the head or body, has tics or twitches or other unusual behaviour', and included a question from the Rutter scale on tics, mannerisms or twitches.

The subscores did not differ significantly in their contribution to activation or FA, and neither improved on the relations seen with the total repetitive behaviour score (activation: P = 0.0009; FA: P = 0.04) suggesting that both subscores contributed to the relations observed.