Many critics complained the exhibition was too dry, too academic and, worst of all, too dull.
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.
These days, comedy seems, at best, a tool too dull to defend democracy — and, at worst, one well suited to undermine it.
I did get sick shortly after returning -- like my neck, the illness is a topic too dull to revisit in polite company -- and I can only wonder if being in Iraq postponed the onset of the symptoms, or contributed to them.
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.
Or, what if players thought a game segment too dull, so a developer dived into the game and changed it all?
After all, mounds of new material don't do much good if a book is too dull or dense a slog.
But with food, he is unstoppable, flaking fish with a broken glass when a knife is too dull, or parading enough esoteric information about Japanese cooking to make even an expert jealous.
FOR financiers, closing an investment bank is like parting with a Porsche: life is too dull without it.
He's been reacting to a comedy industry debate about a pro-Ukip blog by a comedian which is far too dull to go into here.
