Sentence examples for boring talks from inspiring English sources

If the peace process stood any chance of going anywhere, the return to boring talks would be a small price to pay.

Boring talks and panels that leave you endlessly scrolling are another.

Notebooks are also excellent for doodling in during particularly boring talks, or exchanging notes and playing noughts and crosses with your neighbour.

"It's boring talking about piracy, but it is the problem and we can't avoid it".

So if you find the cardio machines in the gym boring, talk to one of the trainers about learning how to lift weights.

I approached the group encircling him after his inspiringly boring talk fingering my business card, seriously considering offering my help to his incipient campaign, until at the last moment I came to my senses and remembered that I hate politics.

"It gets a bit boring talking about the same thing for a hundred years," he says when I ask him why he has to be chivvied into describing his role in the evacuation.

A young girl, growing up in a small Ontario town, mildly oppressed by her kindly parents and the relatives who come for long midday dinners and boring talk ("who had a tumor, a septic throat, a bad mess of boils") is entertained and even liberated by the occasional visits of her father's cousin, Alfrida.

"If I give a boring talk," he explains, "I've been impolite to my colleagues, taking their time and energy".

The best way to deal with a boring talk is to ignore the presentation, rest your brain a bit, and then give your full attention to the next one.

Instead all I got was a lot of boring talk.