Sentence examples for monotonous words from inspiring English sources

But "thank you," those monotonous words, remains a compulsive tic — we offer it to people who show us baseline civility, who refrain from insulting us, who give us a hand when we're washing their dirty dishes.

I usually heard about earthquakes and tsunamis in the impassionate texts of my history books or the monotonous words of my teachers, and I was never able to link their words with the all-too-real death and destruction I was now seeing on the screen.

Monotonous is a word I would use to describe it most days.

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.

My life often feels monotonous and monotone.

There is a way out for you: play a new words slideshow and monotonous cramming will become an exiting game.

There are few words, but the harsh, monotonous country we cross creates a lasting cumulative impression and the issues implicitly raised in this political and social allegory for our times leaves us with a great deal to ponder.

He speaks in a soft-spoken and nearly monotonous manner, often stringing together technical words as a matter of his normal speech.

The automated voice is flat and monotonous, but Allen Sockabasin says he hears the words and prayers of his ancestors through the speakers of the Macintosh computer on his desk.

Two nurses described the new approach as "monotonous", and "extremely driven by these key words [the Improvement Principles] that characterize the process".

Crumbles is a new web app that can read messages aloud kind of like Text to Speech, but which skirts the impersonal tone of a monotonous robot voicebank by mixing and matching single-word clips from TV shows and movies.