uneventfulness

It was a groove that bridged the Atlantic with uneventfulness, so that the ship was not a ship in the midst of the sea, but a capacious, many-corridored hotel that moved swiftly and placidly, crushing the waves into submission with its colossal bulk until the sea was a mill-pond, monotonous with quietude.

THE UNEXPECTED 2010

At least traditional uneventfulness was maintained this year.

Dan Bigmore: The State of the Game Dan Bigmore 2011

For others, though, the day's uneventfulness was an occasion for the usual mockery and condescension.

Apocalypse Now And Then Kenneth Minogue 2011

At least traditional uneventfulness was maintained this year.

Dan Bigmore: The State of the Game Dan Bigmore 2011

"To the Sea," like many of its predecessors, starts with a bang-up track (the criminally hooky "You and Your Heart") and then settles in for a half-hour or so of benign uneventfulness.

Album review: Jack Johnson, "To The Sea" 2010

"To the Sea," like many of its predecessors, starts with a bang-up track (the criminally hooky "You and Your Heart") and then settles in for a half-hour or so of benign uneventfulness.

Jack Johnson's album ‘To the Sea,' reviewed by Allison Stewart 2010

But after several minutes of uneventfulness, he cannot help but play provocateur.

FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER MATT LABASH 2010

What once bored me about the beach -- its uneventfulness -- is now the source of its appeal.

Alex Henry: The Sea as Sanatorium 2009

No. Relative uneventfulness characterized Bush's first 100 days.

History's Verdict: What 100 Days Can Reveal 2009

The uneventfulness of her outward circumstances belies the intensity of her interior life.

Genius In Disguise 2008