Sentence examples for growing bland from inspiring English sources
They could make the social network a more exciting, serendipitous place to spend time — a kick of spice that could keep the 9-year-old site from growing bland.
Their blend of 1960s pop, indie aesthetics and acid-house beats, though initially dazzling, has grown bland with familiarity.
Still, even the strangest thing need only steep for a few decades in popularity before it grows bland, memorable but predictable.
In most models it is less expensive than either the Accord, which had grown bland, or the Camry, which already was bland.
They found, for instance, that tomato sauce retained its flavor well in flight, while other foods grew blander.
Programmes distributed by National Public Radio, by far the largest network of listener-supported (or "public") radio stations in the country, have grown increasingly bland.
The growing demand for bland-tasting and stable salad oils and shortening, however, has led to extensive processing techniques.
Martin Parr moved here looking for a sense of community after growing up on a bland home counties estate.
A growing cadre of Ms. Bland's supporters, including friends and family, have said they find it inconceivable that she could have been contemplating taking her life after things seemed to be going her way.
Boomers, having been the first teenagers, treat adult life as a prolongation of irresponsible adolescence; O'Rourke accordingly retreats into a cosy memoir about growing up in dull, bland, suburban Ohio.
