Sentence examples for dull coalition from inspiring English sources
The Netherlands has long been known as a country of liberal, permissive views and dull coalition governments.
Even the supporting cameos Alastair Campbell, the young Ed Balls were compelling.Despite some radical policies, the coalition is a duller bunch.
To dull the blow of austerity, moreover, the coalition government has given them new responsibilities, for example over public health, for which they get extra money.
The new recruits who make up the bulk of the 500,000-strong party membership seem to prefer authenticity and radicalism over the hard dull business of organising to mobilise a coalition that can win an election.
Haverstock comprehensive's Ed may not be a posh boy like the coalition's leaders, but his Oxford finishing school has dulled the differences.
In the coalition that ensued, the centrist Liberal Democrats, with their greenery and social liberalism, made the Conservatives look like dull accountants at best, bad guys at worst.
Among Clinton's liberal coalition it's even harder to imagine that they are looking for a politician who is trying to dull rather than sharpen the differences between the two parties.
38 min: Dull, dull, dull.
