Sentence examples for really bland from inspiring English sources
"Russian food is really bland," he noted.
She said she was "frustrated and surprised' that "really bland, straightforward governance provisions" had been knocked back.
"I don't like to look too polished — for me that's really bland," she said, adding dismissively, "It's good for pop stars".
Now he's getting older he's dealing with things a lot more; although I have to be wary of choosing places where there will be food for him as he has a really bland diet.
It's really really bland, all tasteless.
It comes after Alexandra Wrage, a Canadian member of Fifa's Independent Governance Committee (IGC) told the BBC she was "frustrated and surprised" that Fifa "neutered" several measures she regards as "really bland, straightforward governance provisions".
Walsh is happy to explain why ideal pop songs are really the bland leading the bland: 'Michael Owen would be the perfect pop star for me.
Is being bland really such a crime?
So while that strawberry you buy may look nice, it's really a dull, bland, pretty tasteless fruit that has been grown to travel, sit in a store and then sit in your refrigerator before you actually eat it.
Entertainment Wise reviewer Wil Jones also thought that "Call My Name" wasn't innovative, and compared it to other productions by David Guetta, saying, "a bit of a drop there, the same old floor-to-the-floor beat here, a big synth-y chorus that's meant to be anthemic but isn't really, over-produced, bland vocals.
