Sentence examples for dull linguistic from inspiring English sources
Oh, it turns out hoverboards – and don't start, before you start, because it is the great dull linguistic debate of 2015: the "how can they be hoverboards if they have wheels" chat – it turns out hoverboards are illegal, technically, to ride on roads and pavements.
Oh, it turns out hoverboards and don't start, before you start, the great dull linguistic debate of 2015: the "how can they be hoverboards if they have wheels" chat it turns out hoverboards are illegal, technically, to ride on roads and pavement in the UK.
In turn universalist scholars frequently dismiss as "dull" or "boring", positive findings of influence of linguistic categories on thought or behavior, which are often subtle rather than spectacular, suggesting that Whorf's excitement about linguistic relativity had promised more spectacular findings than it was able to provide.
The Scots brio of "A Richt Respeck for Cuddies" is a reminder that one problem with the English language is that it's aurally dull, and, another, that it's obese from centuries of linguistic absorption.
At that moment, the task of understanding and mastering linguistic forms will have been replaced by the dubious pleasure of reproducing the well-worn and terminally dull arguments one hears or sees on every radio and TV talk show.
38 min: Dull, dull, dull.
