Sentence examples for become dull from inspiring English sources
Weather has never become dull to him.
"When they're left to sit for a while, they become dull.
A structure soon emerges that is too spooky to become dull.
His speeches become dull and mechanical, his arguments as insubstantial as his eyebrows.
By 1978 when he sold to Gruner & Jahr, Parents had become dull, decaying, and stodgy.
American Horror Story has never become dull because it has never stayed still for long enough.
Stories filled with observations of background details like the weather or birdsong can easily become dull — or, conversely, poetically overwrought.
When there is no ideological conflict and no clear distinction, politics and politicians tend to become dull.
Since Balanchine's death, what was once so vital has become dull and "established: a lifeless orthodoxy reigns.
Can its products become dull if they are tailored to match exactly what users say they want?
The batters in both leagues were reined in a bit after 1930, but the game didn't exactly become dull.
