First, it was observed that "monuments suffer materially from monotonous lighting" when they face to the south; and second, the placing of the monument to face a north-west direction allows it to be in line with both the Cross of Sacrifice and St. Peter's Cathedral.
Has answering questions regarding my emotional wellbeing with the phrase, "It's just my face" become monotonous?
There's no end to the monotonous tasks that need doing, no face-to-face contact with customers to pass the time.
But Manning also faces a spartan, monotonous life in prison.
Then, as the car went around a bend in the road, a terrifying face broke through the monotonous scenery, looming down at me like a miserable giant.
After garnering notice for singing "Monotonous" in the Broadway revue "New Faces of 1952," Kitt appeared in "Mrs. Patterson" in 1954-55.
Yet monotonous as they are, photos of her face is what Kim does best – by a long way.
What I'm not crazy about is the audiences that are gathered for the show; in the first seven episodes put together, I noticed only two black faces and no young proto-rockers, just a monotonous sea of well-groomed upper-middle-class white people, smiling bland Stepford smiles, their faces warmly, lovingly lit, almost like the figures in a de La Tour painting.
We also need to develop an industrial policy that takes account of the gender dimension and the specific challenges women face in terms of pay, childbirth, job insecurity and monotonous, repetitive work.
Those writers who remain face stringent censorship in a media climate characterised by the monotonous recycling of official information put out by a paranoid government.
