Sentence examples for boring read from inspiring English sources
Eight months into my yoga practice, I am a convert of the highest order, having previously dismissed the discipline as boring (read "not-quick-enough" results).
Not, he said, because it was a boring read but rather because it gave the kind of assurance that aided restful slumber.
But the truth is that the book is a boring read, and it is most unlikely that Piketty will imminently destroy a suite at the New York Ritz Carlton after a night of debauchery with six of his favourite groupies.
I made my autobiography up because mine was so boring: read a lot, did a lot of homework.
If you are ever bored, reading a Twilight book is the first this a Twilight Addict should do.
Broad and clearly worded laws, including the Fourth Amendment, are being undermined by a raft of quasi-legal documents, most of them too long, narrow, and boring to read — that is, if anyone were allowed to read them in full.
"It might be boring to read the same thing over and again, but it's the truth," she smiles, exhibiting the same apparently uncomplicated honesty she demands of her subjects.
Brookhiser the writer can't help praising Hertzberg's skill (Hertzberg is "amusing, insightful"; he delights the reader), but then Brookhiser the right-wing hit man pops up with the condemnations ("bland" and "boring to read").
It is unutterably boring to read all that blather in the review of Sheldon Novick's "Henry James: The Mature Master" (Dec. 23) about Henry James hopping in and out of bed — at least to someone who has experienced his highly intelligent and imaginative writing.
The Gchats are illustrated with cute cartoons, but are still boring to read.
