Sentence examples for boring degree from inspiring English sources
Before entering grad school, I had never felt normal, but here I was competent and well adjusted to a boring degree.
But then, as if to appease an audience convinced of his reticence, he retreated into "normal life"—moving away from his hometown, then back again, going to school for a "boring," "practical" degree, dating for almost four years.
In life he would be exhausting and boring to a fatal degree.
I'll apologise in advance to all those of you who, when encountering others whanging on about this clever grownup fantasy, grow pencil-in-the-eye bored to a degree normally encountered when someone insists on telling you too much about their dreams, and those dreams feature either pre-stressed concrete or the best B-roads by which to avoid Winchester in the third week of August.
"He just has that much skill until the game gets boring, and he sometimes creates degrees of difficulty for himself.
All the things that are supposed to bring fans closer to their idols – cameraphones, social media, rolling entertainment news – have ended up limiting the transgressive horizons of those idols (and by extension, those fans) to such a bore-tastic degree that mainstream pop is now unquestioningly covered as a morality tale.
The fact that our sustained attention experiments identified larger increases in looking time toward "interesting" than toward "boring" images seemingly precludes this, indicating a degree of selectivity in the effect (see Figure 2C; cf. [ 18]).
Sometimes two "boring" fighters get two different opportunities because of varying degrees of marketability outside the ring.
I may be a bit biased here, but going to school for a business or arts degree is like the vanilla ice cream flavour of boring.
[single question measure] Boredom The degree to which the teaching approach is perceived to be boring.
