Sentence examples for even more boring than from inspiring English sources

Curling is even more boring than golf".

Actuaries are meant to be even more boring than accountants.

It was also even more boring than it had been there.

Propagandistic writing of this kind can be even more boring than it is irritating.

Of yakking, cocktail-quaffing classmates, even more boring than we remembered them?

Even more boring than the ones Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson had in that awful film.

After all, like I said earlier, reading complex laws like Sharia is like reading an even more boring Tax Code than the one the U.S. already has.

And to promote technological literacy sounds like an even more boring axe to grind than most.

Not a Chelsea supporter BUT without RA's input United would have a few more titles and the EPL would be even more boring (at the top) than it is just now.

Some of the work, to be sure, seems even more boring and obsessive-compulsive today than it did back then, notably the anti-object "Duration" and "Location" pieces of Douglas Huebler (1924-1997), in which actions or events were mapped out in terms of stated time frames.

"Having competed in both, triathlons are boring and road races are even more boring," he said.