Sentence examples for dull thing from inspiring English sources
A constitution that is all prose and no vision is a dull thing.
I was just expected to do the same dull thing over and over every day.
But safety is colourless and life without wonder and inquiry turns out to be a dull thing.
THE INVENTION OF JANE HARRISON.By Mary Beard.Harvard University Press; 230 pages; $35 and £23.50ITS title is the only dull thing about this provocative biography.
He can only be faked – and a fake is a dead, dull thing with none of the life of the original.
Duchamp's snow shovel inscribed In Advance of the Broken Arm is characterless — if this dull thing is art, what is art?
Spice aside, they're pretty dull things; rubbery and heavy.
It helps other organisations do dull things more quickly and cheaply.
"Anne left all the interesting things out and put the dull things in," she said.
It's more obsessed with the royal family visiting dull things.
Francescho's remembering of the 15th Century, the alchemy of making paints – for example – is earthily caught: "We need plants and stones, stonedust and water, fish bones … dull things down if they're too bright with earwax".
