Sentences with phrase «bored by the repetition»

Playing a community - college biology professor, David Duchovny does most of the reiterating, and he seems appropriately bored by the repetition.

Don't overload the learner or have pre-learning content that duplicates course content as the learner will be bored by repetition.

The Aussie is a quick learner, and quite a crowd pleaser, but easily bored by repetition, and does not respond positively to harsh training methods or severe corrections.

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That last sentence bears repetition, for it is fundamental to why there is such a widespread feeling that in some way our religious observance has by these changes been diminished and devalued: the day «becomes less significantfor being absorbed into the weekly routine».

And while Doin» It Right may feature the super-reverb vocals of Panda Bear, it quickly runs out of ideas around mid-track and becomes bogged down by its own repetition.

Using a structure similar to Groundhog Day, director Duncan Jones avoids boring the viewer with repetition by providing new information in each of Colter's eight - minute investigative jaunts.

While not wishing to bore other students with excessive repetition, a teacher can provide resources to the student with mild mental retardation that allow for repetitive drill, such as flash cards, lessons on tape, and one - on - one learning games lead by classmates.

But in less strenuous training, such as conformation and obedience, the Canaan Dog can become easily bored, especially by repetition.

The interest in biomorphism recurs in the nearly ten - foot - tall sculpture Animal Treasures, a «fountain» of species, with each smaller creature held by the scruff of his neck by a larger creature, raising ideas of repetition and regeneration while also creating a kinetic effect through the ball bearings installed in the scruff of each «mother's» mouth.

The Iranian - born New York resident painter YZ Kami, now in his mid-fifties, continually plays with our hunger to look at «reality» while being seduced by abstraction and repetition.

(Note the balloon by Grand Openings — a collective that includes two of the artists here — that bears their repetition of Niele Toroni's trademark paintings.)

This new catalogue on legendary appropriation artist Elaine Sturtevant (born 1930) features 30 works, ranging from her repetitions of works by artists such as Andy Warhol, Marcel Duchamp, Jasper Johns and Felix González - Torres, to four of her most recent large video installations.