Sentence examples for Dull to read from inspiring English sources

Arts funding is so complex and often quite dull to read about.

It is very poorly written and dull to read … it has no insights to make it worth the bother of ploughing through its dreadful prose".

I don't know how much his filmmaking influenced "A Behanding in Spokane," but the play suffers from the kind of reductive, by-the-numbers structure that often makes screenplays dull to read.

Too often such framed debates are between people holding absolutely opposing views which I think tend to be dull to read or engage in, and leads to both sides just digging in.

Yet regardless of how cluttered the plot of "Le Mariage" may be or how littered it is with misleading portents and developments that never get resolved, the book is never dull to read.

As other people's dreams so often are, K's sections are rather dull to read: it's not just that he can't paragraph, we also can't know what his terms are, or where he is coming from, or what to believe.

Given the potentially vast consequences of the issues it deals with, Markoff's book is often a lot duller to read than it should be.

The researchers showed that losing sleep dulls our ability to read facial expressions, which is an important component of emotional intelligence.

Farley's character is mostly dull and not enjoyable to read about.

The current scoreboard is dull, outdated and hard to read, WJZ reports.

Husna remained in the annex, trying to read a dull and badly printed history of the Sikh Wars, in which K.K.'s ancestors had fought.