Sentence examples for became monotonous from inspiring English sources
"It became monotonous," she said, adding that it did not help her solve more complex problems at school.
Their actions occasionally became monotonous, and one wondered if the originally scheduled third dancer could have added welcome touches of asymmetry to the choreographic patterns.
In excerpts from "Map," set to music by Steve Reich, Shen Wei moved dancers in unison clusters that soon became monotonous.
One recalled the first hand grenades issued to his platoon, and the man next to him saying with interest as he eagerly fingered it: "Oh, is this the pin?" The routine of patrols – usually involving two men on duty for two hours, before and after which they slept – soon became monotonous, but was varied by occasional thrills..
Training became monotonous.
Baer says that the most difficult part was the "sheer size of the cliffs and mountains," which became monotonous and time-consuming to create.
It will become monotonous.
He acknowledged that the action had become monotonous.
BREAKING records can become monotonous after a while.
We rotate different roles, which means it never becomes monotonous.
