Sentence examples for generally boring from inspiring English sources

Be warned, promotional events are generally boring, although the aforementioned book launch was surprisingly excellent.

But since Ms. Turner's glory days in Hollywood, American film has mostly become a big, generally boring playground for boys.

They would seldom visit Jerusalem, Israel's capital located 50 minutes away, viewing it as too religious, overburdened with history and politics, and generally boring.

But art shows are generally boring.

Baby Aurora, humorously portrayed by a puppet, quickly makes it clear that she is no ordinary ballet princess (which is to say demure, obedient and generally boring).

Because, let's face it, 18-year-olds are lame, and the things you're doing in college are generally boring if you aren't drunk.

Sinclair didn't waste much time at home; he entered City College at the age of thirteen and then transferred, as an eighteen-year-old graduate student, to Columbia, where he was generally bored in the classroom and spent his time writing stories and jokes for the pulp magazines published downtown.

Because they are generally bored, a lot of baseball's off-color humor originates from the bullpen.

And like pretty much everyone else in America, born-again Christians are just generally bored with politics.

Although the Drewetts were told not to teach religion, the boys inevitably were exposed to Christian teachings and events, which generally bored Aurobindo and sometimes repulsed him.

According to veteran Supreme Court reporter Jeffrey Toobin of the New Yorker, Thomas wasn't just silent during those decades; he was also known to stare at the ceiling, put his head in his hands, and look generally bored while the other justices peppered lawyers with questions during oral arguments before the court.