Sentence examples for seem to repeat from inspiring English sources

But this pattern does not seem to repeat in state schools.

PAY TO PLAY -- Ever wonder why the same few songs seem to repeat endlessly on some radio stations?

Ms. Heckart said the other tall order was remembering her monologues, which seem to repeat ad infinitum, as the disease takes a stronger grip on Gladys's mind.

It is a testimony to Kate Mosse's control over her material that the two narratives never seem to repeat or collide or, indeed, swamp one another.

Its markers, commemorating acts of violence that seem to repeat themselves through the generations in a cruel infinity loop, consist of dark highways stretching to the horizon.

Inspired by my colleague Sturt Manning's post last year on graduate admissions in Classics, I digest here a few points of advice that I seem to repeat quite often to applicants and prospective students.

History seems to repeat itself.

Even in the old workshop, similar colors seemed to repeat through the dim light.

But he seemed to repeat at least some of his critique.

He seems to repeat a popular conflating of Jewish "chosenness" with Jewish exceptionalism.

In 1972, history seemed to repeat itself, when Park was appointed Provost and Dean of the College of Letters and Science.