Sentence examples for desperately boring from inspiring English sources

But literary fiction at the time seemed desperately boring, full of "middle-class, well-appointed couples suffering from malaise".

This is where a quite reasonable argument against prejudice is crudely reversed, and then run with, to occasionally hilarious, though, more frequently, desperately boring effect.

Scientific studies have shown that English has the driest balls in the land - a man so desperately boring that his greatest act of daring is treating himself to a pie on Budget Day.

Though I was not allowed to speak to any detainees, several stared out from their dorms, looking desperately bored.

Feels naked, alone and desperately bored when device-less.

During one weeklong siesta, I became so desperately bored that I read five John Grisham novels in a row.

But are they really having fun, or are they actually desperately bored in a half-empty club that looks a lot more exciting in the narrow frame of a smartphone screen than IRL?

Surely every citizen scrutinises the fine detail of massive, boring and desperately-needed infrastructure projects, and spends long nights studying the looming demographic crisis in healthcare and superannuation?

That's why models desperately foster those low IQs their jobs are that boring.

How boring is it when a DJ cares about being a "DJ" and having skills, desperately trying to please the crowd and make people dance by playing the same old shit everyone's heard a zillion times before?

They are boring, boring boring.