become staid

例句 (10)

• He had become staid and dull.他变得古板而乏味。
• The once innovative company started to become quite staid after decades of routine.这家曾经创新的公司在几十年的例行公事后，开始变得相当古板。
• After years of quiet domesticity, her adventurous spirit seemed to become rather staid.经过多年的平静居家生活，她那爱冒险的精神似乎变得相当沉闷。
• Many fear that without constant innovation, their industry will become staid and irrelevant.许多人担心，如果没有持续创新，他们的行业将变得古板且无关紧要。
• Despite his youth, he quickly became a staid and predictable figure in local politics.尽管年轻，他很快就成为了当地政界一个沉稳而可预测的人物。
• The professor warned against letting their research become staid by avoiding new methodologies.教授警告说，要避免采用新方法，以免他们的研究变得墨守成规。
• It's a challenge for any long-running band to avoid becoming staid in their musical style.对于任何长期存在的乐队来说，避免音乐风格变得守旧是一个挑战。
• She vowed never to let her life become staid, always seeking new experiences.她发誓绝不让自己的生活变得平淡，总是寻求新的体验。
• The traditional art form risks becoming staid if it doesn't embrace contemporary influences.如果传统艺术形式不接受当代影响，它就有变得呆板的风险。
• Over time, even the most revolutionary ideas can become staid and commonplace.随着时间的推移，即使是最具革命性的想法也可能变得平庸和司空见惯。