Sentence examples for be rather drab and from inspiring English sources

Anne Mensah, Sky's head of drama, thinks other broadcasters' efforts can be rather drab and worthy.

The hall is rather drab, and the fairy-tale flowers would dress up the place.

And on a night when the performance as a whole was rather drab, Ms. Voigt's musical vitality and vocal charisma were especially welcome.

The females have a less noisy quacking call and their plumage is rather drab.

Lotfi Mansouri's production has the look and feel of a storybook fairy tale, though for all the gilt and glitter of the elaborate 18th-century costumes and sets the overall color scheme is rather drab.

Visually it is rather drab.

Most of the freckled, blunt-nosed mahi-mahis on offer were rather drab-looking, but not the Mary I's; their bellies were bright lemon yellow and lime green.

So are the new Joe Joneses, at the A.C.A., though his palette is still rather drab and its application to his subjects monotonous.

The rather drab and unprepossessing Juvenex is a short walk from the sleek and very well-kept Aura Wellness Spa on West 33rd Street.

For years, we've used a rather drab and uninformative page that was essentially the out-of-the-box rendering by Blacklight, our discovery and access layer in the repository stack.

In the summer of 2009, Ms. Hussein wore a rather drab and loose pair of trousers to a cafe in Khartoum.