Sentence examples for monotonous to from inspiring English sources

It is monotonous to shop for and prepare food.

Characters and situations are not meant to be taken seriously; they are meant to amuse and are too monotonous to amuse for long.

It might work if you've got a hateful task (or a hateful manager), or something very boring and monotonous to do.

This is not misogynist, but it is morally uninterested, and strangely monotonous to behold, and you couldn't imagine Malick getting Mary Astor or Myrna Loy, say, to pull the same moves.

Sure, it can be monotonous to listen to the same measured stump speech again and again, but Mr. Romney's usual adherence to the script has given us a newfound appreciation for those little quirks and moments when he blips off message.

As many of college football's top quarterbacks huddled around him and a few of high-school football's élite passers peered from nearby seats, Peyton Manning proceeded through a motion he has completed more than nine thousand times in seventeen N.F.L. seasons, something monotonous to witness if not for privileged proximity: he dropped back to pass.

"I don't think any generation has the right to make any place, any village, any city, a monotonous monument to a single moment".

According to Hayden, the profession was "feminized" when Melvil Dewey, who created the Dewey decimal system, said "it was time to let women in because there was a lot of monotonous work to do.

But on the other, during a dreary afternoon at the Park stage at Glastonbury, when spirits need to be lifted the most, his low-slung mumblecore Americana becomes monotonous enough to sink you deeper into the mud banks.

The "8" figure should lessen the monotonous perception to turn in round and promote the asynchronous mode of propulsion and aimed to reduce possible asymmetry muscular fatigue.

But when Moscow menus get monotonous, head to the Dorogomilovsky Market.