Sentence examples for dull guest from inspiring English sources
As with any dull guest, opinion is presented as fact - "It is difficult to love Darcy" - and the banal is presented as perceptive: "Death, particularly the death of her father, must have affected her deeply".
Neruda's meandering home was built to resemble both a ship and a lighthouse incorporating a secret passageway behind his dinner table to escape dull guests, a bewildering collection of knickknacks gathered from extensive travels as a diplomat, and paintings done by his famous friends.
You can work around a theme, but using the same exact flavors in each course of your meal can quickly dull your guests' palettes.
You will need patience: the parties are dull and the guests vapid and greedy.
Instead, she sidesteps both author and director, like a polite guest humoring her dull hosts, and with her considerable intelligence cuts through Sarah's willful psyche and finds dimensions to the role that are not on the page.
It's a matter of personal taste but this being a Wadworth pub (whose traditional beers are fairly dull), I'd expected the guest pumps to provide a bit of spice and excitement.
When Corden took over The Late Late Show from Craig Ferguson in March of last year, he was barely known to American audiences audiences whose late-night hosts tend to treat their guests with a dull and gushing reverence, duly plugging whichever project the star is on to promote.
Dave Kehr of the Chicago Reader called it "amazingly dull, even with William Powell in the lead and guest appearances by the likes of Ray Bolger and Fanny Brice".
They may be brilliant – as some of Today's guest editors are – and they may be dull or worse.
The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, wrote in a negative review: "Despite three very high-profile guest actors, this episode is really rather dull and uninspired.
Before the cavalcade of guests arrived, the concert had been surprisingly dull.
