Sentence examples for humdrum title from inspiring English sources
This is, as its humdrum title proclaims, a manual, an exploration of writerly craft.
Its humdrum title and calm, meditative tone conceal a furious, restless sensibility.
The humdrum title of the piece of legislation hides what the government describes as "the biggest reforms to the UK banking sector in a generation", including a new law on reckless misconduct, a new licensing regime for top bankers and the "electrification" of the ringfence between high street and investment banks.
Or is this merely a humdrum tale?
But in his quest to win another champion jockey's title he clearly sees some of the more humdrum corners of British racing.
"Yom Yom" -- the title, translated as "Day After Day," has an idiomatic connotation of the humdrum, the routine -- is an interesting, elusive hodgepodge of comedy, melodrama and implicit allegory, lighted by occasional sparks of formal bravado that recall the old radicalism of the French New Wave.
In this production, dulled by otherwise humdrum casting, Flórez winds up playing second fiddle to Polish soprano Aleksandra Kurzak in the title role.
(Ages 8 and up) At the very beginning of this fable-in-pictures, even before the title and copyright pages, the narrator tells us: "One lazy gray afternoon, as I was humdrumming along, my imagination, apparently angry at being ignored, took a holiday -- and never returned.
Middles can seem humdrum.
