samey

The Fast Show came up with a new format for sketch shows in a genre where things had been very samey for a long time.

It is too samey.

A bit samey though?

I tried assigning different vibrations to different contacts (think that might have been on a different phone) but they were still too samey.

Bonfire Night does tend to get a bit samey year after year so why not try taking in the capital's firework displays on a boat?

L.A. complained that her performances were becoming too samey, saying, "I need to see you do something different."

There are four samey levels to battle through, and as soon as you've waded your way through the current one you're whipped away to the next.

'It can be quite samey,' says Kylie.

They're too posh, too quiet, too precious or - at the other end of the market - too samey (the ubiquitous chain hotels that "welcome families").

When we looked at the Telegraph and the Times things seem so samey, there's just this uniform effect everything seeming to look the same whereas here they've really used such a variety of styles the curly, the straight, the blocked plus your black blocks across the bottom.

Shout the Truth received mixed reviews; Altsounds called the albumn out on its unoriginality: "[T]he whole CD is very samey and they're not producing anything different from what many other bands have already done and are just sticking to a now-dated sound."

The Daily Star rated it six out of ten stars, calling it a "disappointment" with "so many samey ballads that Matt himself starts to sound bored"; however, the review did concede that "he can do mature ballads to perfection," as evidenced by the song "Faithless."

Good PES players always stood out from bad PES players because the depth of the game made one's skill transparent, whereas FIFA was so samey and simple that you couldn't tell if someone had been playing it for 10 years or 10 minutes.