Sentence examples similar to overly monotonous from inspiring English sources
Lab speech has often been described as unnatural, overly clear, over planned, monotonous, lacking of rich prosody, and devoid of communicative functions, interactions and emotions.
Cokes' idiosyncratic dedication to video as a text-delivery system can be monotonous and overly earnest, and even when it works, it's a slow burn.
My life often feels monotonous and monotone.
Chen is often overly intent on showing the monotonous intricacies of Chinese bureaucracy, but the book's most vivid moments are offbeat and ridiculous, as when Chen's summer job as a tour guide for the "fairy-tale giants" of a visiting American N.B.A. team had him scrambling to make sure Kareem Abdul-Jabbar kept up with the group.
Wearing jeans that are the same wash as your denim shirt can make your attire look monotonous, bland, and overly casual.
Witherspoon is a fine actress who, here, never seems to cut loose — either from the overly limiting script or from Vallée's monotonous direction.
Witherspoon is a fine actress who, here, never seems to cut loose either from the overly limiting script or from Vallée's monotonous direction.
One reason is that deficiencies usually occur when the habitual diet lacks diversity or is overly dependent on a single staple food, as is the case with monotonous cereal- or tuber-based diets (FAO/WHO, 2002).
It will become monotonous.
