Sentence examples for genuinely boring from inspiring English sources
Futterman merely remarked on Sue's non-appearance in passing; she came to the conclusion that "we got a spazzy, unfocused hour at the expense of emotional investment", and though Anthony Benigno of the Daily News complimented the "solid acting", he also wrote that "this is the first time the show's started to feel genuinely boring as opposed to, you know, gleeful".
I am now beginning to get genuinely bored.
But can writing dating profiles for people mask their real personality, giving, for instance, a positive, exciting and more eloquent flair to someone who may be genuinely negative, boring and inarticulate?
Similarly, if I'm having a good patch of mental health, on the way to her house, after feeling grateful for relative wellbeing, I genuinely worry about boring her.
Similarly, if I'm having a good patch of mental health, on the way to her house, after feeling grateful for relative well-being, I genuinely worry about boring her.
Fast and fluid, utilising Remedy's new proprietary Northlight engine, Quantum Break is breathless fun, and it genuinely never gets boring spinning Jack from pillar to post, dashing behind enemies to club them on their dumb skulls, and lifting them off the ground using his rad powers which ripple across the screen like waves of crystal.
It genuinely does take Klute from boring night out to endurance test.
The problem is that they are pure piggyback startups, and pure piggyback startups are boring because they have no chance of being genuinely transformative.
And people genuinely care this extends to the classroom, where students are very passionate and lectures are never boring". "We have one faculty for every eight or nine students.
They are boring, boring boring.
