Sentence examples similar to dreary topic from inspiring English sources
Many investors chose to look at the economy's strengths -- a major banking merger, a strong 2004 outlook from I.B.M. and a modestly improving labor market -- instead of focusing on drearier topics.
Cancer would seem a dreary, frightful topic if it weren't also such a universal one.
Both groups are equally obsessed with "finding themselves" which is one of the most dreary conversation topics ever invented.
Both groups are equally obsessed with "finding themselves," which is one of the most dreary conversation topics ever invented.
Nonetheless, at a time when so much attention is paid to skyrocketing values, the dreary performance of some artists' portfolios is a topic seldom broached.
The subject is a dreary fact.
She recalls with satisfaction how Mary Stott, who was appointed women's editor in the interim, had "changed women's journalism" for the better, so that her freelance pieces could move on to "amazing" new topics, like child safety and how "intellectually dreary" it could be to live in suburbia.
The topic I had submitted instead was "fiction and identity politics," which may sound on its face equally dreary.
Even so, a good book on the history of the computer should provide amply more information on the topic than "Villages", and the interesting non-fictional titbits slipped into the text cannot justify all the dreary nooky in between.The plot is easy.
