Sentence examples for monotonous land from inspiring English sources
Third, land use decisions should be reviewed focusing on taking precautions in areas associated with accident-increasing variables, rather than changing mixed land uses to monotonous land uses.
There's nothing out there in the exurban frontier but bulldozed land and monotonous architecture.
My life often feels monotonous and monotone.
For Corbyn and his inner circle, the snow in this picture is a knowing, cynical joke about the men who will soon be here at his behest to turn our free land into a place as icy, cold and monotonous as this "seasonal" scene.
The monotonous literary form counters the romantic enticement of the immanent arrival in the Land of Canaan, forcing us to pay attention to the plodding nature of the journey.
One of the highlights of the trip, he said, was the sight of land — the islands of French Polynesia — after weeks of journeying across the monotonous open sea from the Galápagos Islands.
We found strong monotonous correlations between HANPP and urbanity, an indicator for the prevalence of human-dominated land-cover classes, as well as between HANPP and the hemerobiotic state, an indicator for landscape naturalness.
When contact with a Mars-bound craft is lost for no apparent reason (which happens with monotonous regularity), the ghoul is assumed to have eaten it.Certainly, sending spacecraft to Mars and landing them on the planet when they have got there is a hazardous business.
They see, "Jeez, I'm driving my tractor, and he's driving a Mercedes, and I have land here, too!" But my God, how many oaky alcoholic wines can you suffer before it becomes monotonous?
This is getting monotonous.
