Sentence examples for too monotonous from inspiring English sources
And I decided before arriving there that I would abandon competitive swimming, which had become too monotonous and time-consuming.
Characters and situations are not meant to be taken seriously; they are meant to amuse and are too monotonous to amuse for long.
The only question is whether it became too monotonous as well, that if someone was dominant, then you had no chance of ever beating them.
Despite the clarion title, this exhibition is too monotonous, stiffly installed and short on drawings to do full justice to the erudite, polymorphous achievement of the Polish-born American sculptor Nadelman (1882-1946).
"If you're far from there, it's too monotonous or stable".
Such small events help to structure days that otherwise might become too monotonous and boring.
Skiing, historically, has been an underexploited sport in video games — perhaps because it's too visually monotonous, or because the mechanics of skiing (leaning, tucking, using the poles?) don't map easily onto a controller.
These works, clearly the products of deep philosophical inquiry, alternate with monochrome (and, alas, too often monotonous) paintings created by such repetitive gestures as dotting paint in horizontal rows, or swiping it in long vertical columns, until the brush ran dry.
Monotonous, too, particularly since most of the action at the Taylor auctions came via the extensive phone banks, where Christie's employees ranked three deep took bids from overseas buyers, or those who preferred to remain anonymous.
Too often, the monotonous voiceover recounts events which sound a lot more interesting than anything happening onscreen, while the audience is left watching endless shots of snowy fields and rickety furniture.
But she's definitely to blame for its big failing, which isn't so much that its view of the world is weird and unpleasant – plenty of rock and pop music can claim that distinction – but that it's relentless and monotonous, too: you don't have to be a radical feminist to feel wearied after a full hour in the company of Ultraviolence's collection of alternately feeble and awful women.
