Sentence examples for becomes quite boring from inspiring English sources

Without a personality, the conversational interface of any app becomes quite boring and robotic.

Suddenly it no longer seems to make the world go round; it has become quite boring.

However, while fantastic, purposeful and engaging imagery can be produced with the digital camera (and the inescapable post-processes that are inevitably associated with it these days) there reaches a point in a photographer's life when the technical ease by which imagery is arrived at becomes quite frankly, boring.

Regulatory analyses quickly become detailed, and, frankly, quite boring.

Blair was brilliant at it, Cameron has become quite impressive, Gordon Brown is boring, and Ming, I fear, seemed dull.

It becomes a cacophony and is, ultimately, quite boring.

As elements go, lawrencium is really quite boring.

It was quite boring.

I am quite boring.

Actually I think Bath's quite boring.

Quality newspapers are normally quite boring.