Sentence examples for very drab from inspiring English sources

For those who remember the alcohol scene's heyday, modern Cairo's cast of degenerate characters must seem very drab.

"It was really unimaginative and very drab," he said.

"It's a very drab feeling," she adds, providing the understatement of the series so far.

What really flummoxed the golf world was that he did it dressing very drab".

She feels that Miss Finney is a pathetic character and imagines that her life is very drab and sad.

It makes a sharp, limited case against Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens — concertinaed by Eagleton into the unappealing compound "Ditchkins" (a very drab English town?) — better than any previous book of its kind has.

It pulls everything together and it can make a very dull drab landscape look upbeat and refreshed.

Parkin criticized the game's graphic capacities, commenting that players would "stop watching the main screen instead fixing upon the little map in the corner to guide your character towards hostile red dots that only materialize polygonal just seconds before you lock swords"., while Jarvis said that it had not improved from the previous game and called the colors "very murky, drab and dark".

The paper's makeup, very austere and even drab in its first issues, was livened considerably with varied headline styles and photographs.

The Kaka, kea, and kakapo are all large, short tailed parrots with very large beaks, and largely drab plumage.

The effect of this picture is very like the biography's effect: wildly interesting in theory, but unaccountably drab in fact.