Sentence examples for repetitive slog from inspiring English sources

Again, she doesn't let the repetitive slog get her down, demonstrating years of carefully honed talent: Take after take, she delivers her one banal line differently.

The Dan Trachtenberg-helmed "Playtest" episode moves at the speed of a paranoid thriller, while James Watkin's "Shut Up and Dance" is a repetitive slog.

Further, some "frustrating, repetitive slogs" with regards to the "constant stream" of pirates and mercenaries, and "moving from one infuriating firefight to the next" towards the end of the game were cited as part of poorer elements of overall gameplay.

One minute, the show was a grim slog, a repetitive ritual that threatened to drag on forever, like baseball.

To no one's surprise, many users don't slog through the turgid, repetitive legalese.

It's a long slog through endless halls and repetitive meetings that go over what has already been gone over.

Work was a slog.

And repetitive.

It has been a slog.

Welcome to the slog.

"Not all slog.