Sentence examples for a dull show from inspiring English sources

Or a dull show about baking cakes.

On Earth, magnetic fields generally make for a dull show.

But the result, some say, is a dull show.

Over at The Daily Beast, my colleague Choire Sicha defended Kanye's outburst as an "honest moment" in a dull show, an example of "real pop culture".

The State of the Union address is not good television; it draws a large audience because it pre-empts all three networks, but it is a dull show.

Over at The Daily Beast, my colleague Choire Sicha defended Kanye's outburst as an "honest moment" in a dull show, an example of "real pop culture". I like that idea, and I don't think people should be sending Choire hate mail because he happened to have an idea, rather than an emotion, about a video awards show.

These are awkward questions that recent British Musuem exhibitions have avoided – in a way that made Ming, for instance, a curiously dull show.

"I think it's O.K. to say that was a relatively dull show.

"At first blush, the Republican National Convention at Cleveland next week promises to be a very dull show," H. L. Mencken wrote in 1924, when the incumbent, Calvin Coolidge, was the all but assured nominee.

If you chase artists like West off the stage, you're facing a long and dull show.

Unlike most Oscar hosts, who just have to ease us through another grindingly dull show, he had a tough job Sunday night because everyone knew he had to confront #OscarsSoWhite, which he initially did pretty brilliantly.