Sentence examples for Rather monotonous from inspiring English sources

The landscape is a rounded, forested, rather monotonous highland of crystalline rock.

The Cambodian rural diet, however, tends to be rather monotonous, based almost solely on rice and fish.

… The tune of this ditty was rather monotonous, but had a pleasing effect, as they kept time with it at every stroke of their oars".

INDIANAPOLIS After a series of rather monotonous interview sessions Thursday, Madden Bowl offered a respite where the players were relaxed and just having fun.

In general, his writing was well organized, and its exposition proceeded in impressively orderly fashion, but his style was heavy, laboured, and rather monotonous.

When I look into my children's exercise books, I see the homework isn't the kind that could develop them but rather monotonous exercises.

At high energy, where electronic excitations are favored, the damage profiles are rather flat up to several micrometers; the damage accumulation is monotonous (one step) and occurs through the creation and overlap of ion tracks.

Learning new information can now be an engaging experience for students rather than a monotonous process.

This gives the surfaces a monotonous and rather labored uniformity at odds with the mercurial imagery.

He was prolific and versatile, but many critics found his poetry facile, vague, and monotonous, with "rather too much of the Celtic Twilight" in it.

Companies like Google welcome experimentation and variation, seeing its brand as a pattern of ideas, rather than a single monotonous message.