Sentence examples for bit boring to from inspiring English sources

I suppose in one respect it is maybe a bit boring to keep going back to the same place.

"It's a bit boring to look at compared with a real book" was the verdict from my young man.

"It was probably a little bit boring to watch at times," the outstanding Ben Youngs said afterwards.

It's a bit boring to be honest, but the fluffy cornbread topping, with its cinnamon and honey, wins much praise among my chilli committee.

3.23pm: Steve Cram exclusive.... Steve Cram exclusive.... [note: please imagine this scrolling across your screen like a news ticker] Steve Cram also says that Spain are a bit boring to watch.

"It is a bit boring to say you only focus on the majors and all that sort of stuff but my main focus is the Open," Kaymer says when asked of his ambitions for 2015.

While running might be a bit boring compared to the new exercise crazes being born every week, for people trying to keep fit and reboot their psyche it still offers the cleanest metaphor for getting ahead.

Richards, dressed in a scarf that trails from around his head to the floor, scarlet hi-top sneakers, and a bracelet that looks as if it's made from the locks you might use while abseiling, is at pains to disabuse me of the notion that being in the Rolling Stones aged 72 might now be a bit boring compared to their decadent peak.

Logan Leasure of Jesus Freak Hideout commended Aly & AJ's "powerhouse" vocals on the tracks, but said carols such as "The First Noel" and "Deck the Halls" were a bit boring, due to the acoustic feel of the set.

He is also a bit boring, and boring in proportion to his curious lack of ego.

It's getting a bit boring, and more to the point it's overshadowing what is shaping up to be a wonderful Test match.