Meanings of certain monotony in English

There is, indeed, a certain monotony in most tales of the kind.

Yet in both intrigue and characters there is a certain monotony.

But there was a certain monotony in the conclusions reached.

There was a certain monotony about her conversation since the epoch of her illness.

The scenery was gloomy and oppressive, but acquired a certain monotony as they advanced.

There was a certain monotony about them, as if they had been often repeated.

There is a certain monotony, perhaps, about these stories.

The days that followed were busy and slid past with a certain monotony, notwithstanding their varied routine.

There was a certain monotony connected with coming out short at the end of the year which was wearisome to his soul.

But, sick and spent, she heeded none of these things, till a certain monotony of sound began to drum itself into her senses.

Therefore there is a certain monotony in the lives of most of our public men; they may be read in the life of one.

Not that Signor Mariano was losing power, not at all, but his agents complained of a certain monotony in the subjects of his works.

The low tone universally used by each speaker gave a certain monotony of sound which made it almost impossible to distinguish one voice from another.