Sentence examples for slightly repetitive from inspiring English sources

The profiles can be slightly repetitive.

Things do get slightly repetitive over time, but this remains a superb digital interpretation of the treasured gamebook.

WRITING in the exhibition brochure, Jessica Hough, curatorial director of the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, reflected on the atmospheric, slightly repetitive quality of Todd Hebert's serial paintings on display in a downstairs gallery.

Off we go to a slightly repetitive, but still pleasant enough Scorecard... Sketch of the Night.

Simon Singh of The Daily Telegraph wrote that the gospel "might be slightly repetitive...but overall it is a brilliant, provocative, witty and important gem of a book".

He notes that the first volume becomes slightly repetitive, so praises the way that Kobayashi introduces new themes to the second, bringing variety to the setting.

Their humour was somewhat repetitive.

The author puts in a meta-fictive appearance as a slightly doddery, repetitive narrator.

In the first 2-aminoethyldiphenyl borate responsive population (six of twelve neurons), current amplitude decreased slightly with repetitive 2-aminoethyldiphenyl borate application (Fig. 6A, B).

Obtained non-normalised Ir values suggest that the turkey genome is slightly less repetitive (0.6247) than the chicken genome (0.7126).

"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".