Sentence examples for generally dull from inspiring English sources
He owns the generally dull Lemongrass Grill chain of Thai restaurants.
Its report, drawing on the experience of other countries, is a happy exception to the parties' generally dull introspection and poverty of thought.
The neon lights are bright in Times Square, but the restaurants, a group that includes chains like Applebee's and Red Lobster, are generally dull.
The programming is generally dull, and the news report pales even in comparison with Israeli television broadcasts in Hebrew, they say.
That shortfall kept consumers from being more fully exposed to the generally dull and disappointing commercials that ran constantly during the broadcasts.
Similar glass objects were made elsewhere in France; and often it is difficult to distinguish Nevers wares, though the figures are, like Nevers faience, generally dull yellow, white, red, or blue.
Xenopus species are generally dull-coloured.
His successors have faced the tougher, and generally duller task of explaining the logistics of implementation.
Mark Zuckerberg ran his apology scripts, trotted out his lists of policy fixes and generally dulled the Senate into submission.
The juvenile has paler underparts, and appears generally duller, especially on the flanks.
The American subspecies B. g. pallidiceps has more colouring on the cheeks and forehead than the nominate form and is otherwise generally duller in appearance.
