uneventfulness

Uneventfulness can be high art in the hands of some musicians.

Fortunately this miserable state of uneventfulness was not to last long.

Expect the uneventfulness to continue until April 23, when the spring sweeps period begins.

The power of these works comes from the intense uneventfulness of the seen.

He even taunted the Indian government for the uneventfulness of his appearance in India.

Kirk's voice was almost cheerful, reflecting his satisfaction with the uneventfulness of his afternoon.

In fact, the day's uneventfulness was suspicious, but Scotty couldn't well complain about experiencing a boring day every now and then, could he?

Now it was the reverse, home was the dangerous place and people went on vacation to snatch a few weeks of uneventfulness.

So is the pattern of uneventfulness ruptured by moments of ecstatic excitement.

But the most curious - and possibly most revealing - aspect of the match was the uneventfulness that descended for long periods.

It was so quiet here, he thought, so quiet and peaceful - the uneventfulness of the emptiness that lay between the stars.

STILL, it was a shocking event for a neighborhood that prides itself on a sort of determined uneventfulness.

The minimum crew for any size of spacecraft was the smallest number of men who could endure uneventfulness and each other's society for a long time.

Thomas laments the uneventfulness of a policeman's lot by wistfully saying, "I would like there to be dead bodies flying about everywhere, but there never is."

The uneventfulness had a mesmeric effect on Roderick, so much so that he barely noticed the sudden rapid-fire exchange from the flag bridge's comm station.

Actually we don't think we've found many references anywhere at all to 'this century' yet; perhaps we're still recovering from the surprise at the uneventfulness of our entering it.

But "10th Grade" treads neither of these paths, opting instead for a genial uneventfulness that's meant to capture the lolloping, easy rhythm of suburban school days.

The duty she described was humiliating for an adult gryphon, usually reserved for punishment because of its length and uneventfulness, and for training fledglings in procedure.

Yanagita claimed that these narratives focused on elite-centered historical events and ignored the relative uneventfulness and repetition that characterized the lives of ordinary Japanese people across history.

Still, Mamaroneck village, which has 18,500 residents, about a quarter of them Jewish, mobilized to attack the stain on its reputation for tranquil uneventfulness and for ethnic harmony.

And time unrolled in glorious uneventfulness for Dios until an alien noise took the silence and did the equivalent of cutting it into small pieces with a rusty breadknife.

Another idiosyncrasy is the settings, which say less about the quirks of campaigning than about the film's eagerness to disguise its uneventfulness and breathe life into its central romance.

Otherwise the UK had to take pride in the fact that adding Babyshambles and Winehouse to the bill at the last moment had saved the awards from complete uneventfulness.

But it’s in Central Park when Claire is moved by the postcard skyline and sublime uneventfulness to ponder, “Why can’t this moment last/ Instead of slipping into the past?”

My friends pursued their course with uneventfulness; they had no longer any surprises for me, and when I met them I knew pretty well what they would say; even their love-affairs had a tedious banality.