deadeningly造句
例句与造句
- "Goshogaoka " celebrates a rigid conformism that feels at once comfortable and deadeningly dreary.
- "Dinosaur's " computer graphics were breathtakingly lifelike and its story was deadeningly rote.
- And he does have an offbeat charm, even buried beneath wooden dialogue and a deadeningly loud laugh track.
- But the movie is deadeningly dull, mired in convoluted melodrama, nonsensical jargon and stiff-upper-lip laboriousness.
- Reeva ( Jane Adams ) is the deadeningly average daughter, nice and smart and stranded in a miserable marriage and saddled with an unexpected pregnancy.
- It's difficult to find deadeningly in a sentence. 用deadeningly造句挺难的
- Yet the action of " Spartan " is so choppy, the transitions so abrupt, and the pacing so deadeningly unvarying, the movie musters little suspense.
- The continual incitements to go crazy, the " I can't hear you ! " chants, the scare-craft of Dimmu Borgir and Slipknot have all become deadeningly familiar.
- The attempt to adapt Isak Dinesen's " Deluge at Norderney " resulted in " a deadeningly talky " episode dismissed by WCBS-TV program director Dan Gallagher as " a real failure ."
- Three short films shown at the Savannah Film and Video Festival in late October and early November reflected this desire to portray the cultural impact of figures who are deadeningly familiar but at the same time distant and enigmatic.
- Television columnist John J . O'Connor of " The New York Times " quipped, " Suddenly, it seemed, somebody had listened to the complaints that had grown deadeningly familiar over the years.
- In contrast, the real piece of autobiography in this volume, a lengthy reminiscence titled " The Imaginary Girlfriend, " is plodding, padded and, with the exception of a few cameo portraits, deadeningly dull.
- Despite a lurid plot involving sex scandal, family dysfunction and proto-feminist revolt, the end result is depressingly conventional and deadeningly tasteful . . . yet another surface-level rehash of Victorian costume-drama clich閟 . " However, Fanning's " wounded, emotionally conflicted performance " was praised.
- Surprisingly, the ratings have been OK . The show has serious competition : ABC's soul-deadeningly slow " Monday Night Football " and CBS's popular " CSI : More Gory Graphics . " ( I think I have that title right . ) Cognoscenti attribute the modest success of " LAX " to the sleek narrowbody that Gordon and his crew pilot into America's living rooms once a week : the woman The Los Angeles Times called the flocculent Heather Locklear.
