THE ROOM My £235 room (plus a £45 tax) was in the monotonous new wing (beige walls, whisper-quiet air circulation) that runs along the side of the train station.
The years that I had ahead of me seemed to be full of fluorescent lighting and mauve cubicle walls and monotonous numbers.
"Fine-grain street fronts can also be helpful," the framework adds, referring to smaller blocks with multiple buildings, as "long, monotonous blocks of featureless walls make people prone to ruminations (negative thoughts) and reduce their interest in social interaction".
My life often feels monotonous and monotone.
She was shocked but unrepentant, and maybe even a little amused: "Certainly it is monotonous writing inscriptions on lavatory walls; I could understand that many sexual maniacs might prefer to send their lucubrations to me for a change".
While I'm lucky enough to live in an apartment building with a fitness room, that has its downsides: there are only two treadmills; there is a 20-minute limit when someone else is waiting; and when a longer run is possible, it can get monotonous to stare at the wall or the television for an hour or more.
For the spherical LV model (ϵ = 0.99, panel a), wall thickness is monotonous and exhibits a minimum at the apex when h < 12 mm and at the base when h > 12 mm.
The second Thomas painting on the list, "Sky Light" (1973), is a classic, if somewhat somber and monotonous, example of the type: a wall — more like a fabric hanging — of close-together vertical columns made of linked blue strokes, with a white ground showing through, like light through cracks.
If he intends his paintings to sing visually, he has a way to go; his all-over grids of painted words are monotonous, each word a brick in a wall.
Imagine overhearing your roommate having the most monotonous and precise sex through your bedroom wall and you're about there.
A plain wall of that height can be monotonous".
