Sentence examples for Monotonous landscape from inspiring English sources

A monotonous landscape at a monotonous time of year?

Its lack of hills of any size produces a generally monotonous landscape, but geologically recent glaciations have had a striking effect on the surface.

The ecological landscape index showed that distinct landscape patches were small, scattered and highly fragmented, moving toward a more monotonous landscape.

The capacity to churn away in big gears and maintain concentration in the midst of a monotonous landscape are major requirements in Qatar, but that's also true of individual and team pursuit track races – and Wiggins has three Olympic gold medals in those.

Or had the tiara been passed down?" The strings of questions are meant to suggest the texture of thought, and yet the window into the women's heads reveals a monotonous landscape, the sisters' respective points of view distinguished only by each one's obedient adherence to her personality profile.

He followed the glinting parallel lines of rail and river on a relentless, plodding journey past a monotonous landscape that seemed as immune to the seasons of the East as it was forbidding to all but the hardiest of plant or animal life.

Often, difficult and monotonous landscapes — desert, sea, ice — resulted in more intricate systems.

The severest climates and most monotonous landscapes on Earth seem to produce the cuddliest animals.

Inverse Species Diversity index of the plants along the corridor has declined substantially from 8.75 to 1.41 over the last two decades that shows an increase in monotonous landscaping along the street under study, which make them vulnerable to diseases and pests.

While there is something new and strange in Nordic noir, the genre is also reassuringly familiar: the dyspeptic, whisky-guzzling Swedish cop Wallander is a sort of Baltic Inspector Rebus; the flat, monotonous landscapes of the Danish TV crime epic, The Killing, could almost be those of Norfolk.

It is found that cul-de-sac with a monotonous, flat landscape with some vegetation offered less affordances to the children than the one that is a slightly slopping landform with a variety of vegetation.