Sentence examples for a bit too dull from inspiring English sources
But with front seats that emphasize padding over support, slightly numb steering and a suspension that never loses its composure on rough pavement, the Neon R/T feels a little too refined, and a bit too dull, to qualify as a pocket rocket.
Mornings are a bit too dull and photographs shot in the afternoon will often get overexposed if you're shooting people or objects and will have a lot of shadows.
There are a few too many attempts to persuade us how "I'm on fire" and "I was born with a fast fuse" and the like, which probably come across well in an echoey arena, but sound a bit too eager on disc, like a dull chap trying to persuade us he's a real wild child.
Nissan has picked a brighter yellow paint than is currently seen in the taxi fleet, and Mr. Farion pointed out that today's most common yellow "is a bit too heavy, very red, and a little dull".
Use the sharpen filter if the image looks a bit too soft or use the sharpen brush to accent dull areas.
At the time, I wrote that the young wine "comes across as slightly dull and heavy-handed, and the acidity seems a bit too sharp".
If you feel like you may have been a bit too generous with your lipstick or it's too glossy, press toilet paper lightly against your lips to dull the shine and take away a thin layer.
"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".
