Sentence examples for dull affairs from inspiring English sources

French presidential elections are rarely dull affairs.

In countries like Sweden censuses are dull affairs that excite only statisticians and trend-spotters, not trend-setters.

Municipal elections are mostly dull affairs in Israel, but this time, a few of the races are gaining national attention.

Gatherings of diplomats are usually dull affairs, with the participants restricting themselves to bromides in order to avoid open disagreements.

Many past European summits have been dull affairs, generating 40-page conclusions that the assembled leaders barely read, drafted for weeks by their underlings.

Large election debates have bored voters before: in Germany round-table talks between several party leaders had to be scrapped in the 1980s after they became farcically dull affairs.

Marriage would be such a dull  affair.

The next bout, between Robbie Lawler and Scott Smith, was a dull affair.

Unsurprisingly, then, its quarterly earnings calls are mostly a dull affair.

The most popular is Tetris, a dull affair requiring players to stick pegs in holes.

SLOVAKS see their presidential election on April 3rd as a dull affair.