Sentence examples for seem monotonous from inspiring English sources

Things that began to seem monotonous in their perfection — including abstractions by Ellsworth Kelly, another steely hedonist who looks particularly strong nowadays — excite as blazons of enduring value.

Subtle color variations and delicate surface effects enliven the reductive format, which could easily seem monotonous in other, less-skilled hands.

The Communist newspaper "L'Humanite" covering the meeting of the Big Four in Paris said recently "If the debates seem monotonous, it is because of the obstinacy of the Westerners.

But the other compositions of blue, orange or yellow stripes in varying combinations of widths on white canvas seem monotonous, their colors dingy and washed out, their surfaces nondescript.

Some rotators see it as an opportunity to have a greater impact on the direction science takes; others see it as a break from faculty careers that have come to seem monotonous.

A task may seem monotonous, but after a while, time passes, and you don't remember what you were thinking about or if you were even thinking at all. 3. Engaging in monotonous activity can spark creativity.

Darryl Sterdan of Jam! called it a "grand-piano ballad" that may stand out from pop songs on a regular studio album, but seems monotonous on I Am... Sasha Fierce as it is on a disc that contains ballads only.

It's that time of year when getting out of your warm bed is not for the weak, and trudging through every day life seems monotonous, exhausting, boring and, well, just hard.

It's supposed to sound glamorous, but doesn't it also seem, well, monotonous?

That said, free radio may seem unbearably monotonous once you have tried XM or Sirius.

Although the content in Path might seem more monotonous, what makes it really unique is the content is so consistent.