The phrase "repetitive statement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a particular phrase or statement that is said or written multiple times. For example, "John's boss kept repeating the same brief instructions in every meeting - it was a very repetitive statement."
She's trying to shush gadflies in the audience making repetitive statements.
Repetitive statements about "denying" children mothers and fathers are red herrings and at odds with Ireland's social reality, where one-third of children are raised outside the traditional heterosexual, married family structure.
Mothers' elaborative and repetitive questions during AM and book narratives were related to children's elaborations, whereas mothers' elaborative and repetitive statements were not.
A member of the Syrian team, UN ambassador Bashar Jaafari, criticised the exclusion of Iran from the meeting, and condemned many of Wednesday's speeches as "provocative and repetitive statements based on hatred towards the Syrian government".
The book reviewer for The Globe and Mail admitted he grew impatient with the grand and repetitive statements about the changing global food system and the authors' hyperbole regarding their modest culinary discoveries.
Instead we are left with the panacea package -- drilled in with over 30 minutes of repetitive statements -- that people must take charge of their own destiny and refuse to be victims, and that teachers who instill this positive message in children may do more for the country than better economic or medical policies.
No repetitive statements were made, and no anchors were used to reinforce and deepen relaxation.
Try to vary the words you say in expressing your caring for the person to prevent repetitive statements from becoming tiresome.
Brewer opened with an embarrassingly weak, slow-motion, rambling, repetitive and brief statement: "I have, uh, done so much, and I just cannot believe that we have changed everything since I have become your governor in the last 600 days.
