Sentence examples for rather drab from inspiring English sources
Visually it is rather drab.
Live coral is pretty, but if the water heats up it dies and looks rather drab.
The females have a less noisy quacking call and their plumage is rather drab.
And on a night when the performance as a whole was rather drab, Ms. Voigt's musical vitality and vocal charisma were especially welcome.
Romkocsma translates literally as "Ruin pub", but these are not pubs in the British sense and they are a world away from the traditional dark and, by today's standards, often rather drab Hungarian drinking dens.
For Time Warner and its media conglomerate companions like News Corporation and Viacom, the times can seem rather drab — deal flow is a trickle, spicy corporate intrigue is absent.
Most of the freckled, blunt-nosed mahi-mahis on offer were rather drab-looking, but not the Mary I's; their bellies were bright lemon yellow and lime green.
Go drab rather than drag, lonely rather than fabulous," she explains.
He doesn't go for the operatic, but rather a soft earnestness that could be drab in the hands of the wrong director.
