Sentence examples for be dull to from inspiring English sources
Literary criticism does not have to be dull to be serious.
Space food has to be dull, to an extent, because neither pizzazz nor subtlety can be absolutely trusted up there.
So, while it may be dull to many, it is perfectly rational to have it available for public information.
"You know, it doesn't have to be dull to be rich," a man in publishing said to an underling as he drank a vodka martini.
Just as New Yorkers might be dull to a snippet about Oregon wildfires, the omnipresent stories of the Seattle greatness haven't really made an impression on the Yankees.
A dark-spotted fish with three dorsal fins, two anal fins, and a chin barbel, it varies in colour from greenish or grayish to brown or blackish, though it may also be dull to bright red.
It cannot be denied, however, that Corneille signed much verse that is dull to mediocre.
He thinks the magazine is "dull to behold, dull, dull" and wants its graphic design to be "as meaningful, as imperative, as the written expression".
Because of the limited fields for the event, some say that super combined is dull to watch.
They become dull boys or girls as a result — or perhaps they are capable of such narrow focus because they were dull to begin with.
His opponents' slogans are dull to the point of self-parody: "I'm proud of Texas" (Rick Perry, the Republican incumbent) and "Think big" (Chris Bell, the Democratic challenger).
