Sentence examples for boringly from inspiring English sources

I'm aware this was a boringly predictable location in which to feel the spine-shiver of something beyond words (transcendent? divine?).

More boringly, tattoos have a short-term impact on what you can do.

Plagued by scandals and riven by internal feuds, the once boringly efficient party, which has controlled the governorship for 29 of the past 33 years, now seems unable to do the simplest things in politics—such as recruiting a new chairman.The latest crisis began with the resignation on June 28th of chairman Lee Daniels, who remains the party's leader in the state House of Representatives.

A LISTLESS performance by Barack Obama in the first presidential debate on October 3rd has upended a contest that had appeared to be boringly one-sided.

But for the boringly respectable web user, and for those needing to identify him or her, it is hard to prove you are who you say you are.Governments rightly want to fix this.

The world has enjoyed a long period of low inflationary growth, boringly predictable monetary policy and strong corporate earnings.

By comparison, Vladimir Putin's re-election, with 71% of the vote, was boringly predictable.Yet the election did spring one surprise.

But the reality is that Britain's parliamentary system, in which voters face narrower choices, can never replicate the thrills and surprises of presidential campaigns.However, another complaint made by the starstruck that British politicians are boringly homogeneous is unfair.

The sugar, when consumed, grows back at a pre-determined rate.When only sugar is present, the agents' behaviour is boringly predictable.

For most of the year the real has been boringly stuck at around three to the dollar, and growth is expected to be moderate this year and next.

Investment bankers fall into the last two categories, implying, paradoxically, that they should be among the most boringly cautious investors of all.