Sentence examples for get too dull from inspiring English sources

"I do think this kind of television risks going the way of the disco ball if the judges don't step up and offer real criticism... that these types of shows will get too dull.

Make sure your conversation doesn't get too dull.

If you do not let your knives get too dull before you sharpen them, you can make do with a medium or fine grit sharpening stone.

It gets too dull, however, and the bridge decks are finally brought out anyway.

But has the typical sandwich become too dull?

The drive doesn't get too hot thanks to a built-in fan, but it's that same fan that emanates a dull whine all the live-long day.

"Life has gotten too tough," said Tachiko Degawa, 83, the wife of a retired teacher, who used to vote for the L.D.P. Others said they found Mr. Kan dull and uninspiring.

Don't make this too dull.

He also says that he has never been able to get beyond the first volume of Proust; it's too dull.

I just thought it was too literal and too dull to take seriously.

Mornings are a bit too dull and photographs shot in the afternoon will often get overexposed if you're shooting people or objects and will have a lot of shadows.