Sentence examples for dreary debates from inspiring English sources

What a relief, then, to drop dreary debates about the public option and declare a national conversation about black-white fisticuffs.

Graffiti is still to be found everywhere in New York, but the trains are now stainless-steel clean, and the hoary and dreary debates over whether graffiti is art have faded.

Let's put off those arguments for just a moment to delay what has become a familiar and fairly dreary debate over politics and art.

Trying to salvage something useful from last night's dreary debate, a few commentators have claimed that it was at least substantive, that it dealt with the real issues the country faces.

Mr. Obama on Tuesday invoked a distant -- possibly apocryphal -- cousin, Wild Bill Hickok, and suggested that he and Senator John McCain forget the dreary debate-about-where-they-will-debate and just strap on six-shooters and meet at 60 paces.

Lena Dunham's much anticipated comedy about four single women in New York, which starts on Sunday night, is worth all the fuss, even though it invites comparisons to Carrie Bradshaw and friends, and even though it incites a lot of dreary debate about the demise of feminism.

Repressive .George W. Bush in Glamour magazine, June 2000Prediction"The American people are going to fall asleep watching the drab debate the dreary".Ralph Nader, Green Party candidate, warning voters what to expect if third-party candidates are not involved in this autumn's presidential debates.

Before I get to the dreary budget debates in Washington, here's a bright spot of good news: We're getting smarter.

Great photos and sexy videos always trump dreary policy debates.

Board compensation committees have now begun the dreary ritual of debating whether to reprice these options.

But the debates became dreary popularity contests refereed by pundits obsessed with declaring an instant winner and loser.