Sentence examples for could be dull from inspiring English sources

"They could be dull, even lethally so".

Obama could be dull and Romney could shine.

But Mr. Gaultier has livened up what could be dull classicism and has given the brand some pep.

As for Hayden, his almost stiff stillness, which could be dull (in duller moves) here seems remarkable.

But Olympic officials complained to wrestling officials that their ancient sport had antiquated leadership and matches that could be dull, with results not easily understood by spectators.

In most of technology learning environment in traditional classroom, the ways of learning could be dull and lack of activities that involved the children.

But nothing could be duller than a '90s hip-hop bore.

"Oh, what could be duller than this dear tedium of the country?" as Arkadina, The Seagull's actress protagonist, exclaims in Act II, "The air is hot and still, nobody does anything but sit and philosophise about life..."...

Geoffrey Porges, the biotech analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, noted that Genentech could outperform on revenue, although the company's success with Herceptin could be dulled slightly as Tarceva appears likely to miss consensus by $7 million.

He then compared this to the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and the United States Bill of Rights, saying that those documents were written by men who had just emerged from conflict and still remembered it, and thus Canada could be duller.

"And those shows couldn't be dull because their concepts wouldn't allow them to be dull".