Dorothea's gaze is trapped in Rome: she stares at statues with marble eyes "that seemed to hold the monotonous light of an alien world", while the red drapery hung in St Peter's basilica - "for Easter", Eliot mistakenly believed - entangled her gaze and "spread itself everywhere like a disease of the retina".
Microscopically, hemangiopericytomas are characterized by well-developed, branching, "stag-horn," thick-walled vessels surrounded by a connective tissue sheath, moderate-to-high cellularity, and a monotonous appearance under light microscopy examination [3].
An initially heavy mixed swamp forest degrades slowly into light monotonous forest with only few tree species, and ultimately into stunted forest which produces insufficient organic material for further vertical growth of the bog.
Listen lazily and The Crying Light is monotonous: that mournful vibrato, skirting melodies, abandoning language and dissolving into a kind of glossolalia on Dust and Water.
My life often feels monotonous and monotone.
The greenery becomes a bit monotonous despite the work of lighting designer Japhy Weideman and sound designer Darron I. West to create different moods.
"Editing is sometimes monotonous," he said with a light chuckle.
Geoffrey Tyack also disliked the tower, describing it as "an ungainly structure" that was "lit by a monotonous array of windows punched out of the wall surface"; however, he thought the hall was "an effective reinterpretation of the traditional collegiate pattern".
"OLED lighting is even and monotonous," said Mr. Maurer, a lighting designer with studios in Munich and New York.
But the effects become monotonous, and the additional atmospheric stage lighting (by Allen Lee Hughes) comes and goes in strangely arbitrary fashion.
