Sentence examples for More monotonous from inspiring English sources
The officers describe their duties as more monotonous than strenuous.
On the ground, the palette was far more monotonous.
Is there a speaking voice more monotonous than Gary Barlow's?
It is an alternative to the tick-tock of clocktime, but more monotonous.
"The final result is a poorer, more monotonous environment," Mr. Handel said.
By automating the more monotonous aspects of experiment design and execution the system will empower more individuals to contribute to science.
Where Falco's Jackie Peyton is a caustic, complicated character, Pinkett Smith's Christina Hawthorne seems more the monotonous cliche -- and the latter actress brings little apparent emotional weight to the role.
Also, it seems that the same qualitative behavior of the model might be obtained by replacing the specific formula listed on p. 8, with a more general monotonous relationship.
The landscape there is more arid and monotonous, with cultivation of cereals.
Bring your top engineers over, too, and design less monotonous, more aesthetically pleasing processes, factories and villages for employees.
All that such informational minutiae do is make its dispensers more prosaic and monotonous, in the manner of friends you cannot get off the phone.
