Sentence examples for tends to repeat itself from inspiring English sources

On these hallowed grounds, history tends to repeat itself.

Domestic violence tends to repeat itself down the generations.

In Bolivia, history tends to repeat itself, as governments come and go in dizzying succession.

"They're a single structure that tends to repeat itself," he said.

So can realizing that history tends to repeat itself in medical relationships.

Marx wrote that history tends to repeat itself, the first time as tragedy and the second time as farce.

If the literature provides a reasonable reflection of the incidence of repeated adaptive evolution in nature, our results imply that closely related taxa tend to be predisposed to adapt in similar ways, and that Gould [ 10] was generally right: evolution does not tend to repeat itself over large macroevolutionary time scales.

Mr. Tremlett tends to repeat himself, and at times his low-key approach, measured and judicious, threatens to become soporific.

DETROIT — When Edward E. Whitacre Jr., the new chief executive of General Motors, really wants to make a point, he tends to repeat himself.

Muir's earlier verse, in particular, could be maddeningly abstract, and he tended to repeat himself.

Fox tends to repeat on him.