Sentence examples for be a relatively dull from inspiring English sources

"I don't think I'm as interesting as the characters I play, ever, so to me it would be a relatively dull image," he said.

And some people thought this may be a relatively dull year for Apple rumors….

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

This has been a relatively dull primary season and it could be among the shortest.

Indeed, the 2007 managerial statistics, as presented in an annual register published by the baseball analyst Bill James, are a relatively dull grid of digits.

Shkreli, whose pharmaceutical and hedge-fund trickery are the stuff of legend, will be required to get a relatively dull job.

Sproxton might still be happy to drive a relatively dull saloon car but has the success of the business never triggered thoughts of capitalising on a flotation, like the recent one at Dreamworks? "In the mid-80s a number of ad agencies went public and kind of lost the plot because their creative energies were subsumed to shareholder value," he says.

"It is fascinating keeping track of how much electricity we're generating each day, via a little gadget – even on dull days, there's a relatively decent amount generated," she explains.

"Concrete is a relatively inexpensive.

The crazy thing about Maske, who was a product of the thoroughly professional East German system, was his relatively dull and predictable fights.

After all, the last Nokia Windows Phone to hit that carrier's magenta-tinged airwaves was the relatively dull Lumia 710 — not a bad phone by any stretch, but it came to look chintzy and unrefined compared to Nokia's preferred Lumia 900.