Sentence examples for dull stuff from inspiring English sources

That's costly, dull stuff that clutters up the seat pocket and weighs down the plane.

All the dull stuff that most novelists would omit, Knausgaard leaves in.

So how does Mr. Walker come up with such reliably dull stuff week after week?

"I'm sorry this is dull stuff, but this is what governance is about," he said.

Hester revels in all the raw material, while rationalizing that "pure objectivity is, frankly, dull stuff and overrated".

Annual reports are normally dull stuff, but Berkshire Hathaway's publishings are collectors' items, thanks to Mr Buffett's pithy prose (polished by Carol Loomis, a renowned Fortune journalist).

Reiterating Dominic List's earlier sentiments, he advised aspiring social entrepreneurs to "nail the dull but boring stuff" by getting to grips with business basics.

But Ms Claiborne designed away, leaving her second husband and two male business partners to do the duller stuff, until by 1988 Liz Claiborne Inc had sales of $1.2 billion and a third of the American women's upscale sportswear market.

Most of an MP's time is spent among much duller stuff – debating complex checks and balances on the regulation of social workers, for example.

I figured they'd just be full of features on puberty called things like 'The New You', 'From Girl to Gal' and even duller stuff where the cast of 'Twilight' talk about grooming ponies.

Christ, this is dull, I think - typical ICA balls-achingly boring stuff.