Sentence examples for most bland from inspiring English sources
SANDY HILL: We'll go through from the most bland to the richer to the richest.
Lauren comes to embrace pregnancy with the generic neurotic pluck that now defines most bland television blondes.
"What bubbles up to the surface in a media culture like ours is only going to be the most bland and ordinary.
Someone is always going to be offended by anything but the most bland programming, and the more people are watching the more people will take offence.
Experts are divided as to the juice's prospects; www.bevnet.com, a Web site devoted to all things beverage, called it "perhaps the most bland juice known to man".
The gassy high-mindedness; the complete lack of all but the most bland humor or self-awareness; the boring, slightly pompous exposition that bespeaks a person whose every word is hung on, and never challenged, for far too long.
The strong linear relationships seen on most Bland-Altman plots suggest that on average, one index can be roughly deduced from another using scaling factors, as illustrated in Fig. 2h.
After all, mainstream pop is currently filled with the most depressingly bland, say-nothing pop stars in living memory.
Despite the heated discussion, though, much of the legal case was technical, centering on the most politically bland of allegations: faulty record keeping.
That said, lexicographers and linguists will tell you that even the most inoffensive, bland picks can attract naysayers or ignite controversy.
In most Westerns bland heroes have helped the colourful villains occupy the dramatic high ground: every heavy, for instance, in Randolph Scott pictures appeared positively baroque when confronted by Randy's Easter Island features.
