Sentence examples for felt drab from inspiring English sources
I felt drab, boring and forgettable.
My hair was smashed down and I felt drab and worn out.
Why feel drab 12 months a year?
After the initial euphoria of taking in the big public spaces, the galleries feel surprisingly drab.
He escaped, via Paris, arriving in London in 1968, and immediately fell in love with England – particularly the England of that era, names from which (Cecil Beaton, David Bailey, Anjelica Huston) stud his conversation like cloves in an orange, lending colour to a modern world one senses he feels is drab by comparison.
Beyond that, Dee stands out for creating a memorable comedy and a character that reminds us of something vital -- that unless our interior world is well dressed, the external one looks and feels positively drab.
The day after the night before felt cold and drab, but then after a night on that ferry a power surge in Las Vegas would have seemed dull.
Our umbrella hangs on the next wintry hook; beside it there's our drab, gray felt hat.
She, however, felt attracted to this drab-looking, lanky young man.
Feeling a little drab, what with September upon us?
"Men and women wear bright colors when they feel confident, and drab beige colors when they feel bad," says Allsbrook.
