Sentence examples for some repetitious from inspiring English sources
(If the purpose is to find missing people, wouldn't it make sense to show us more pictures of the actual people?) Both cases have a horrible fascination that comes through despite some repetitious, circular storytelling.
Beats and hooks on vinyl were transformed by disc jockeys, who set off the experimentation and technological escalation that make most current hip-hop a computerized playground of programmed beats and samples — some repetitious, many ingenious.
This is cumbersome, and seems in some sense repetitious of the information we already have: we know we're operating on a Dog and we know we're trying to make that dog chat, so why do we have to pass in DogCanChat?
Suri's work is marred by some dreadful writing — repetitious, stilted, awkward.
There is much that is loose, some that is repetitious and a little that is self-indulgent.
The results are confusing, unwieldy, jarringly arbitrary in some areas, tediously repetitious in others and appallingly short on female artists.
Initial inspection of the 52 skill and attitude items revealed some items were repetitious and others were unrelated to other items (low communalities) or to summary items.
Some of it is repetitious, but surprisingly enough, successive generations have found the older chestnuts to be quite delightful, whether dressed in new clothes or not.
As sweet as the nostalgia-tripping is, especially for baby boomers, the observations grow repetitious; even some of the evocative stills pop up more than once.
Some women — and men — find "repetitious, socially invisible, physical tasks" mind-numbing and stultifying; some don't.
While Whiteread has never become a public figure in the manner of contemporaries such as Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin, her projects have become the subject of fierce public debate, both in Vienna and in London: House won her the Turner prize in 1993, but was the subject of some local hostility; some found her fourth plinth commission repetitious.
