Sentence examples for were so bland from inspiring English sources
At times, Judge Roberts's responses were so bland as to tremble on the precipice of platitude, as when he answered a question from Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, about the meaning of the phrase "Reagan revolution," by saying it meant "a change in attitude" and renewed national optimism.
Despite director Paris Barclay's repeated attempts to amp up the energy, which worked in some instances, especially in the battle scenes, the show's world-building and characters were so bland and unremarkable that the dilemmas of Brattle and his friends ended up being simply … boring.
Vegetables gratin and poached cod were so bland they could have come from a hospital kitchen.
And overcooked grouper, mashed potatoes and asparagus were so bland they might have come from a hospital kitchen.
"The first round was so bland, there was nothing to talk about," she said.
But these identikit analogies are so bland and predictable they barely register.
The green herb risotto alongside it, however, is so bland as to be pointless.
Breaking Dawn has moments of wit, but did the Twilight saga have to be so bland?
His description of the negotiations is compressed into a few sentences that are so bland as to be laughable: "Building a consensus was very hard.
Because pasta is so bland -- even more so than rice -- I decided to brown it first in butter (or oil).
