Sentence examples for a bit dull to from inspiring English sources
Shuttleworth: It's a bit dull, to be honest.
Elizabeth has lived a remarkable life yet one that, quite frankly, is a bit dull to recount.
Most of them were a bit dull, to be really honest; their personalities easily trumped by their tech.
It would be good for it to be shown on American TV, though they might think it's a bit dull to stimulate discussion.
It might be a bit dull to keep on and on about North Korea's habits, but when the asshole who lives down the street refuses to turn down his music, the topic inevitably creeps into conversation during neighborhood association meetings.
"I understand exactly why they ended up reporting it the way they did, because there's people with stop watches and all the rest of it, but the result I thought … was a little bit dull to be honest," said Dyke.
"It seems a bit dull really to have the first game [on that date], when they know the finals are in place," Young told BBC Radio 5 live.
It's lonely at the top, and grim, and, to be honest, a bit dull for us to be there with him.
Williams described his own performance as "a bit dull", attributing it to the stage being surrounded by industry guests sitting at tables rather than ordinary fans.
At times, I'll concede, it can get boring -- but if we are conceiving of my singleness as something I am involved with, don't all relationships grow a bit dull from time to time?
