Sentence examples for A bit humdrum from inspiring English sources

Much was made of the Super-8 footage, but to be honest it was a bit humdrum.

Yes, the latest material sounds a bit humdrum on an iPhone, and coming first out of the blocks here The Miracle of Joey Ramone is loud and rocky but not quite in 'thrilling opening number' territory.

Shearman felt that the plot was "a bit humdrum", finding that some emotional development was simply treated as "padding"; however, he praised guest star Philip Anglim for his performance.

It's both reassuring and a bit of humdrum rhetorical magic, and from there, Maron, who has probably calmed down a bit, proceeds to interview him as he would anyone else.

This is of course irrational at one level — why is a bit of muscle humdrum and acceptable while a bit of hoof is not?

Lends a bit of spice to the humdrum student routine.

These were Renaissance in style, a bit nicer than the usual humdrum but nothing exceptional.

His image, he resolved, "would have to be something a bit more confusing, a bit more humdrum".

"Mechanical and humdrum". "Nothing out of the ordinary". "A bit too slick, but we'd like to take him". Over the course of a five-hour meeting, four admissions tutors at Clare College, Cambridge, deliver their verdicts on candidates they have been interviewing all week.

But clients no longer want to pay fat fees for a bit of strategic advice from a senior partner and a lot of humdrum work from neophytes.

And while there is a bit of suspense about which group Bella will join, there never seems to be any question of her settling down into the nonsupernatural humdrum that lies in store for most of her peers.