repetitiveness

One man's repetitiveness is another man's (or woman's) hammering home a point -- or something like that.

Your Right Hand Thief 2008

Hitler also underscored several other key propaganda tenets, such as repetitiveness and simplicity:

Hitler, Propaganda and Recycling Iraq as Iran 2007

Both a high poly (A/T) and a high GC content result in an increased 'repetitiveness' and thus the propensity of polymerase slippage.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Per Sjödin et al. 2010

AS THE MEDIA PRODUCED MASS HYSTERIA WORE OFF and the repetitiveness of the RHETORIC rang hollow there was nothing to cover the nakedness of the EMPEROR in his 'NEW' clothes.

Polls: Obama approval rating stands at 51 percent 2009

It made the series a Top 20 hit for three seasons, until even fans grew tired of the repetitiveness and it quickly faded away.

Michael Giltz: DVDs: Treme Frustrating, Fun; Tangled; the Real Arthur and More! Michael Giltz 2011

The story is, due to its repetitiveness neither too thrilling nor is it really historically exact.

REVIEW: Give Me Back My Legions! by Harry Turtledove 2009

Some of this arises on the level of phrase and sentence "share a surprising amount in common," "its cyclicality, its repetitiveness".

Keeper of the Affirming Flame Brad Leithauser 2011

As so often in films like this, where the depressing repetitiveness of the abuse can be numbing, it was the more casual remarks, such as "Soni broke my spirit" and "It was a violent, loveless, sad place" that brought home the emotional damage.

TV review: Abused: Breaking the Silence; Submarine School 2011

I mean, in terms of that process and the repetitiveness of it.

Philip Glenister: My family values 2012

His only criticisms were of its repetitiveness and woeful overuse of commas.

Daniel in a Den of Liberalism vic fortezza 2011