Sentence examples for far too dull from inspiring English sources

But of course this advice is far too dull, and lacks the novelty factor required to flog books.

He's been reacting to a comedy industry debate about a pro-Ukip blog by a comedian which is far too dull to go into here.

By contrast, many amateur cooks keep their knives far too dull, he said, and have a habit of crunching the blade downward on the crust, like a handheld cider press, which only squishes the white interior of a baguette into a fluff-less layer.

I keep hearing endless hype about the fan-friendly ballpark: sushi bars and luxury suites and added legroom and galleries and other extras and distractions that have nothing to do with the game, which in the minds of the planners is far too dull to keep one's attention for nine innings.

Of course, it will not rest there; it is far too dull and plain to capture your attention for longer than a microsecond.

He goes on to argue that the party who controls the Senate is important because of judicial appointments, which may be true but is far too dull to mean anything to the average voter.

Haven is far too young and dull a stand-in for the charismatic Hellman.

Haven is a movie director, but one who, as Anthony Lane writes in his review, "is far too young and dull a stand-in for the charismatic Hellman".

This volume is far too long, and some sequences dull.

This should be the last word in fresh and zappy; instead it was flaccid, dull and far too heavy on the fish sauce.

McFaul's book on the subject, "Russia's 1996 Presidential Election: The End of Polarized Politics," is not only dull; it is a whitewash, far too cursory about the shabby nature of the election.