Sentence examples for exactly boring from inspiring English sources
"I do find literary parties or meetings," he once told Ian Hamilton, "or anything that considers literature, in public, in the abstract rather than concretely, in private, not exactly boring -- it is boring, of course -- but unhelpful and even inimical".
A net loss of $866m for 2015 isn't exactly boring – and nor is the 51% plunge in underlying earnings to $4.54bn – but Rio is in better shape than its London-listed brethren.
We weren't exactly afraid, but unlike one nerveless hero we met, we weren't exactly bored, either.
Politics hasn't exactly been boring over the past few months, nor the economy, certainly not international affairs.
Next up was Labour First top-donny Luke Akehurst, who gave everyone a rundown of exactly which boring conference resolutions his supporters should vote for.
So it's never boring exactly - but never all that exciting either.
However crass, the spectacle of attractive people having sex is never boring, exactly.
Well, not boring exactly, but if you're giving away a prize you might want to consider pairing your book with someone else.
It's not bad, exactly – but it is boring and very rarely funny.
But on May 19th they did exactly that.Confused and bored by the wonky and tangled wording on the ballot, most voters ignored the election entirely.
