It is sadly true that Poppy Lawson is a very dull, highly un-enigmatic girl who has almost no quirks about her, apart from her spectacular ability to complain.
"I think Gordon Brown is what many people perceive a politician should be — slightly dull, highly principled," said Robert Gray, the campaigns director for the Countryside Alliance, which lobbies on behalf of rural issues.
Overly Anglocentric, highly prescriptive and quite dull is the thrust of their judgment.
With many holding down day jobs in the US military, astronauts are generally brave, highly skilled and incredibly dull people - ask what it's like to fly toward the stars or float silently over the blue earth and the answer will probably have something to do with "achieving objectives" or "mission parameters".
Dull but highly tax-efficient and extremely low cost: This no-load index fund attempts to mimic the Wilshire 5000 by investing in large, mid and small caps.
It should be possible, Wagner said, by way of example, to detect the dull signature of highly enriched uranium by spraying out other kinds of radiation, perhaps from an aircraft, and then search for an echo, roughly the way sonar works — an approach that's likely to create health problems for civilian populations.
It should be possible, Wagner said, by way of example, to detect the dull signature of highly enriched uranium by spraying out other kinds of radiation, perhaps from an aircraft, and then search for an echo, roughly the way sonar works—an approach that's likely to create health problems for civilian populations.
The story of Midway is highly dramatic, making the rather dull and soapy 1976 movie made about it all the more regrettable.
Business reporting was excruciating dull, yet also prone to highly trumpeted "scoops" that turned out to be wrong.
Flow cytometry cell sorting of the fraction of Hoechst 33342 dull cells resulted in a highly enriched fraction of primitive haematopoietic progenitor cells.
