Sentence examples for tendency to repeat from inspiring English sources

The repeaters appear to learn the tendency to repeat from their tutors without necessarily copying the repeated syllables from the tutor's song [4].

But with his memory fading, he has a tendency to repeat his stories.

Could Mrs. Astor's tendency to repeat herself be explained by a need to seek reassurance?

Actually, humans' tendency to repeat mistakes is a theme of several Fringe plays this year.

As regular readers know, the president has a tendency to repeat himself — often.

Ashdown said he found "bewildering... the international community's tendency to repeat whatever fails".

His tendency to repeat himself, and his reluctance to provide details about Neizvestny's private life, can be frustrating.

Instead, it grew increasingly dull because of Ms. Jamison's tendency to repeat effects until their dramatic points were dulled.

Given our tendency to repeat mistakes in other areas of our lives, I think most of us could benefit from a closer examination of our attitudes to money.

Then there's the band's embarrassing debt to Coldplay, and their tendency to repeat themselves ('This is the Last Time' is 'Bend And Break' mark two).

In an industry with such a strong tendency to repeat past successes, he said, game designers will probably find even more grisly ways to win customers.