| It is hard to convey a voice that can time the drabbest sentence and render it as pure gold. |
| Instead, Cranston played the role so that Walter's lung-cancer diagnosis catalyzes a gaudy midlife crisis — so that a luna moth breaks from the drabbest of cocoons. |
| She's the one who took what was the drabbest of fashion entities and transformed it into the fabric of the season with a few minor adjustments in cut and a bit of clever styling. |
| And even the drabbest directories may still serve a useful purpose. |
| And, indeed, why someone would want to use the drabbest of cliches for the direst of predicaments. |
| Combining documentation with the aestheticism of abstract colour, the work transfigures even the drabbest residential blocks. |
