Translations for „blandly“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

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blandly

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English

A eunuch, if you buy one of those blandly sour, bruise-proof ones.

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We avoided hot topics and instead talked blandly about work, friends, or whatever boring gossip was happening in the world.

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The thick, puffy presidential family, decked out in fashionable finery and staring blandly out of the canvas, appear socially superior, drawing attention to social inequality.

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You were to revel in its underwhelming mix of poor singing, distinct lack of charisma and a blandly unoriginal, unexciting, unmoving song.

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Blue jeans and black leather jackets have become so blandly ubiquitous in western culture that it's hard to conceive how radical they once were.

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Here, too, the commentary is blandly declarative, and thus lacks the relevant emotional impact.

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It's the platonic ideal of blandly uplifting nonfiction nomenclature.

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In other words, this blandly soothing pattern is simultaneously a metaphor for the dysfunctional chaos of modern media.

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In common with many powerful women, she seems to have something of a weakness for blandly good-looking men with wishy-washy characters to match.

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But there's no reason to believe that two people's expressions of happiness, on such a blandly inexpressive scale, mean anything at all, comparatively.

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