Sentence examples for a boring idea from inspiring English sources

All of their classic uniforms on either side of that garish flying V were boring, and these days they're wearing elements of all three — plus the name of their (beautiful and civilized) city on the sweater, a boring idea.

But here are what others who have given the issue some thought would love to see on the Fresh Kills site of the future: CLARK WOLF, restaurant consultant "A road is a boring idea.

"The first impression is that Bob Dylan is setting up the usual private scene: 'I'll sit here and watch the river flow.' Well that's certainly a boring idea.

"We were tired of the boring idea of art as a commodity," she told me, setting out plates.

On his last "Daily Show" episode Thursday before leaving for the summer to direct a film, Jon Stewart devoted the first nine minutes to New York City's bold plan to import "Europe's most boring idea".

To remind ourselves that for every boring idea in tech – fridges with TVs – and for every cool idea in tech – anything in our hardware battlefield – there are thousands of equal and opposite crazy ideas.

It's not hard to see why: Only in a formal debate do you have to give stupid and boring ideas a hearing they don't deserve.

Social media gurus always preach that no one talks about boring products or boring ideas.

These, the critics say, are boring ideas that ignore how Tijuana's history could become a big, lucrative part of its future appeal.

But 27 publishers rejected the work, finding it, as he said, "one of the more boring ideas in the last century".

In the endless struggle for better ratings than their competitors, television "news" networks will eagerly allow people who are more and more outrageous to appear, since watching someone make outrageous statements is much more entertaining than watching someone calmly discuss boring ideas.