Sentence examples for dull stories from inspiring English sources
It then proceeds to tell three rather dull stories of people having near-death experiences: a French TV reporter (Cécile de France) who survives the tsunami; an American blue-collar worker (Matt Damon) embarrassed by his ability to get in touch with the hereafter; and a working-class lad from south London who wants to contact his dead twin brother.
The night we met, he interrupted our conversation many times to tell us unrelated, dull stories, which were boastful and pretentious.
That's fine, but the potential new friendship is put to the test as one mom chats with Amy, and the other is stuck listening to Bob's dull stories.
"Not only am I not scared of losing my job to a piece of software, I think the introduction of automated reporting is the best thing to happen to journalists in a long time," he wrote, adding that robots can deal with the "miserable" and "excruciatingly dull" stories that "humans hate writing anyway".
Only when it happens to someone else do you realize what a dull story it really is.
The Winter's Tale itself is a remix of Robert Greene's lurid and dull story Pandosto.
It can give a dull story life, add oomph to the merely O.K. or elevate a good story onto the bookshelf of enduring classics.
As this strangely dull story headed for the buffers, the forces dragging my eyelids south were unstoppable.
But a dull story and Guy Ritchie's preening, hyper-active, half-wit sense of style kill the fun long before the crimes are solved.
Escape Dead Island doesn't give you that – it gives you a clichéd and dull story that seems unaware of its unoriginality.
Points, though, to Joost and Schulman for bringing quite a bit of cinematic sparkle to what could have been a dull story.
