Sentence examples for too drab from inspiring English sources
Spouse, like louse, sounds too drab.
Way too drab for the Oscars.
The first outrage was that Ed Miliband's kitchen was too drab.
The colors too drab, the knit jackets and matched tank tops with tube skirts or belled pants too sexually ambiguous.
"When the scenery gets too drab and the action too slow, we'll call each other names and swear to part forever — but there's no place to go".
Such maps were common at the time, and were even embellished by artists if deemed too simple or drab.
He complained that the problem with writing about his own country was that "the slot between fantastic and drab seems too narrow", and yet Rabbit could have been born of no other earth.
At the time, it was sharing the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, a 1964 auditorium that was well appointed but too big and acoustically drab for the innovative ensemble that the Los Angeles Philharmonic was becoming under Mr. Salonen.
But because most of the images are also meant to resemble nonprofessional visuals — there's some surveillance material too — they're not just drab, they're also stale.
Too leisurely paced and visually drab for its own good, it succeeds in being only sporadically amusing.
