Sentence examples for less mind-numbing from inspiring English sources
There's a pleasing homespun air about some of the tips – "a good wheeze" is to get your child to make his own Top Trumps so that the hours you spend playing with them are slightly less mind-numbing – and an appealing straightforwardness about some of the lines taken: "Do not forget that breastfeeding 'advice' given in many routine guru books is pants".
But Davis's life after that was only slightly less mind-numbing.
Alas, the sample of policy erudition that followed was no less mind-numbing for being brief.
"If more Democrats were able to make the case for the underlying social contract as effectively, our discourse would be vastly less mind-numbing," wrote Steve Benen in a Washington Monthly article that summed up what many liberals across the country were feeling.
Evenings after work required less talking and more mind-numbing activities like lounging on the couch for as long as possible.
Get rid of those monopolies and there would be much less need to worry about the mind-numbing intricacies of network neutrality.
Mrs. Mann said she found herself spending more time writing mind-numbing reports and less time with the elderly who dropped by, and she began to feel undercompensated for the responsibility and stress that went with her job.
The righteous community of "God's people" in which he claimed membership most likely meant the Serbian Orthodox Church, but nebeski narod is by now less a religious term than a mind-numbing refrain in the patriotic pop music known as turbofolk.
The financing is less risky in some ways, but it can also be very mind-numbing.
Covering just over 200 acres and lying less than a mile north of Florida Bay, the hammock hosts a mind-numbing profusion of wild bromeliads and orchids, some of breathtaking dimensions.
A succession of precarious jobs followed – long shifts of back-breaking work in the fields or mind-numbing boredom on conveyor belts in the packhouses, sometimes paid the minimum wage, sometimes less.
