Sentence examples for bland words from inspiring English sources

These bland words reveal a major shift.

Don't use bland words such as nice, fairly, satisfactory, good.

Bland words, but they are the heart of the matter.

She learned not to say "lifestyle" and "interesting": Mr. Doyle says they're bland words and doesn't allow them in class.

The official response from the president, Jean-Claude Juncker, was full of bland words such as fairness, respect and hope for "good results".

It opens with a short film by the Danish artist Nanna Debois Buhl about the Lower East Side, with Jacob Riis's century-old photographs of subhuman poverty accompanied by the bland words of a contemporary tour guide.

Perhaps that wishful thinking is why the menopause is known as "the change", a bland word that holds none of the distress and despair of endless hot flushes, depression, brain fog and eradication of libido.

Bland, bland, bland.

Yet crisis may be too bland a word: many economists think "recession" will soon be more appropriate.

Tragedy seems almost too bland a word to describe Lota's death and its consequences on Bishop.

I mention this not to make some outlandish comparison between Hitler and either Bush or Obama, but to drive home the point that when myth ties together religion and politics, bland-sounding words can easily turn combustible.