Sentence examples for has become a boring from inspiring English sources

"My life has become a boring routine".

It's the savory cousin of the molten chocolate cake that has become a boring guest on every dessert menu, including Aquavit's.

The Mac has become a boring platform, and it's not a bad thing.

In some ways, the Mac has become a boring platform, and it's not a bad thing.

But as people's vacation desires have grown varied and the idea of running off to the same place every year has become a bit boring, time shares have changed.

Some might simply refer this as the "silly season" of the primary and caucus process but in reality, the current narrative with the Democratic candidates has become a bit boring.

There, a group called the Second Vermont Republic has become a small-bore local phenomenon, with its call for a "genteel revolution," opposed to "the tyranny of Corporate America and the U.S. government," and committed to "the peaceful return of Vermont to its status as an independent republic and more broadly the dissolution of the Union".

Frustratingly, the 'generation boring' moniker has become a regularly used explanation for the disappearance of clubs despite the fact we have yet to see a major nightclub close citing "lack of interest" as the reason.

The New York Daily News on October 23, 2011, asserted that Korean pop music "has become an alternative for audiences bored with the current top-100 charts".

"This Barcelona-and-Real-rule-Europe misconception had become a little boring".

I miss the controversies: the Oscars have become a bland, boring show, a sodden moneymaking event that enriches everyone from the Academy to the New York Times.