Sentence examples for were so monotonous from inspiring English sources
These duties were so monotonous, one sailor was driven insane.
"The work is so monotonous and they are so young.
"A parking sign is so monotonous, but, if you're paying attention, holy crap!" he said.
Exhaustive and exhausting, the new energy documentary "Switch" is so monotonous it makes "An Inconvenient Truth" look like "Armageddon".
Wilson's rehabilitation was so monotonous that the Mets varied his routine just so he would not be bored.
"It's so monotonous," said architect Freddy Mamani, for whom this is clearly a problem and a personal irritant.
There was half an hour's worth in a similar vein, but it was so monotonous and repetitive I won't inflict it on you.
Although apartment houses are efficient buildings in an urban society, they have a drawback in that the design of a unit is so monotonous that it cannot meet various customer needs.
The characterization is so monotonous that the film is halfway to being a full-on bore until Tom Hanks shows up as Disney, spreading his arms wide, and turning the twinkle in his eyes to full beam.
Within five pages we're in the age of Napoleon, another 10 pages on life is so monotonous that three generations in a row are summed up with exactly the same words: "He never left his manor.
Rancid Girl is so unpleasant – "I'd hate you / But I want you more / You could make a lot of money / I'll say no more / You're rancid" – that it's almost a relief when its riff is so monotonous you never want to hear it again.
