Sentence examples for dull notable from inspiring English sources
Normally, Belichick news conferences are brain cell-destroyingly dull, notable only in how little insight and information a coach can impart in a question-and-no-answer session.
The trio of flavors one night included a delicious velvet chocolate, a too-icy coffee and a dull butter pecan, notable only for the quantity of nuts it contained.
"Something Borrowed," perhaps out of a desire to be fair and nice to everyone, makes all of the characters pretty much equally dull, with the notable exception of Kate Hudson's Darcy, who is Rachel's lifelong best friend, Dex's fiancée, and thus the hypotenuse of an awkward love triangle.
Dull until struck notables of India.
The former Dundee United midfielder opened the scoring in the 39th minute to give an otherwise dull first half a notable end.
The New Yorker, October 5, 1929 P. 42 American trials discussed, especially the Molineaux case in book "American Trials" which is prodigiously dull compared to the "Notable British Trials" which he discussed recently.
It's just somewhat damp and notable for how frequently the winds blew in from the ocean, making it cloudy and dull".
38 min: Dull, dull, dull.
