Sentence examples for was rather monotonous from inspiring English sources

… The tune of this ditty was rather monotonous, but had a pleasing effect, as they kept time with it at every stroke of their oars".

In fact, the remainder of the half was rather monotonous by comparison, leaving Mourinho with plenty to ponder over the break.

The Cambodian rural diet, however, tends to be rather monotonous, based almost solely on rice and fish.

"Ash woods tend to be rich and diverse places unlike beech woods, which tend to be rather monotonous," says woodland ecologist George Peterken.

We have not yet reached the Manitoba border and most people have been complaining that the scenery is rather monotonous, but they cannot say that the trip has been lacking in dramatic incident.

The iPod is rather monotonous in this category, so here is a nice, albeit somewhat irrelevant, way that Microsoft has set the the Zune apart from Apple's iPod.

"I'm a bit flummoxed over the Sheffield Wednesday crack, I assume that Berdych is kicking balls around.... should be my favourite Djokovic out there, boo hoo, but it's still nice to see new blood coming up, the Federer/Nadal/Djokovic monopoly is getting rather monotonous," says Diana Badder in Spain.

It's a rather monotonous decision that drags down the entire show visually.

But "The Others" becomes monotonous; it's rather like a sluggish computer game in which movement is limited to one room at a time.

In general, his writing was well organized, and its exposition proceeded in impressively orderly fashion, but his style was heavy, laboured, and rather monotonous.

The landscape is a rounded, forested, rather monotonous highland of crystalline rock.