Sentence examples for may seem monotonous from inspiring English sources
A task may seem monotonous, but after a while, time passes, and you don't remember what you were thinking about or if you were even thinking at all. 3. Engaging in monotonous activity can spark creativity.
Although it may seem monotonous, the adage 'practice makes perfect' certainly applies here.
This may seem monotonous and boring but it will give you a chance to look over your work.
That said, free radio may seem unbearably monotonous once you have tried XM or Sirius.
Things that began to seem monotonous in their perfection — including abstractions by Ellsworth Kelly, another steely hedonist who looks particularly strong nowadays — excite as blazons of enduring value.
It may seem like a monotonous job, but at least the embarrassment factor has gone.
At first the above work may seem like a monotonous task, but if continued you will gradually you're your logical part of your brain more dominant when it comes to abhorrent situation.
The late piano music, usually of small dimension but wide implication, is generally expressive of a profound isolation of mind and heart and is therefore not readily approachable, while its apparent overall tone and mood may seem to the superficial ear monotonous.
This may seem like a reckless venture on my part, but I feel confident that you will find this hour neither dull nor monotonous.
After a long day of working in the rain, or a morning and afternoon of bottling (which, if not monotonous, is often stressful), or working weekends to stay in pace with harvest, the recognition for your trade by strangers may seem to be the only consoling thing.
