Sentence examples for to be monotonous from inspiring English sources
The landscape in the western portion of the plain tends to be monotonous.
The wine list, imaginative and often affordable, shows that refreshing bottles don't have to be monotonous.
Dynamics — usually punchy for soloists, soft for female ensembles — tend to be monotonous.
You would imagine the Arctic to be monotonous and devoid of colour but the opposite is true.
People think it's going to be monotonous, but it's part of the process of mastering the skill.
In many mechanical or physical systems, the failure function, albeit complex and computationally intensive, happens to be monotonous with respect to its uncertain model inputs.
However, the obligatory presence of glamorous people, whose glamour stubbornly fails to shine, is monotonous, and now that he has turned to the kids of pop kids with "Gabriel's Gift," the result has more in common with juvenile fantasy literature than with grown-up novels.
It can also be monotonous.
Yet life will be monotonous and hard.
"Club music can be monotonous," he says.
The work can sometimes be monotonous.
