Continuing to say hello when nobody is there is repetitive and annoying.
On the other hand, there are repetitive, motorik grooves.
It's not a one fix solution – there are repetitive issues, but I remain optimistic.
The smaller the pieces, the harder it is to solve the puzzle, particularly in places where there are repetitive sequences.
Wherever there is repetitive, poorly paid work to be done and it is distributed unequally, this issue returns.
Many of the movements are inchoate, dissolving almost as soon as grasped; there are repetitive tics, sternly and frowningly addressed, and sudden whims, expressed in breezily formless rushes of activity.
The girls compete unconsciously for Cooper's love; there are repetitive patterns of care and of submission to care, reminiscent of the nursing sequences of The English Patient When it comes, the Fall is also bloodsoaked.
There are repetitive arguments about how racial discrimination against blacks differed from (or did not differ from) the surge of anti-Semitism at the time; there are instructions on pogroms in Europe and medieval blood libel against Jews; there is even a vaudeville skit to demonstrate popular beliefs in that era in Georgia about Jews as landlords and moneylenders.
In the four hours, there are repetitive passages but nothing that isn't arresting or moving, and, for all its length, "When the Levees Broke" is essentially a lyric work — a kind of blues documentary, saturated in New Orleans's foundational music and warmed with the traditions of cadenced outrage and lament heard in the Lower Ninth Ward and other abused neighborhoods.
But, he adds: "There are repetitive assessments - athletes are tested again and again.
