Each topic was presented on the screen, and taught at the same time by a blandly pleasant male voice.
In 1981 the pipsqueak bank was acquired by a blandly named consumer finance company called First Deposit Corp.
His rise is narrated — and to some extent propelled — by Jack Burden (Mr. Law), a blandly dissolute former newspaperman with deep family connections to the old aristocracy.
Its taste, or perceived lack of it, has been criticised by some, with Andrew Jefford describing it as a "blandly foamy nitrokeg travesty of the original [cask conditioned version]".
The music, composed and performed live by the duo Porcelain Skyline (guitar and keyboards mostly), setting a blandly romantic mood, doesn't help matters much.
The dance numbers, however, are unimaginatively shot, and the idea of substituting John Travolta for Harvey Fierstein as Tracy's hefty mother, Edna (played by the outrageous Divine in Waters's original version), is a blandly earnest betrayal — Travolta gives a sincere, unfunny performance as a Baltimore housewife.
It was the only score with a blandly formal title.
Jared Matthews is a blandly pleasant Lensky, lively and lyrical though without vulnerability.
And in children's stories, we may be drawn to a blandly heartwarming tale.
Set in an unnamed suburb — and filmed in a blandly affluent slice of Canada — "Giant Little Ones" is predictable in look, in feel and in sound (despite an elegant score by ambient- and world-music star Michael Brook).
