Sentence examples for is slightly dulled from inspiring English sources

Her brain is slightly dulled.

It's an elegant, angular campus satire with a little of Alexander Payne's dyspeptic Election – though the edge is slightly dulled by the final credits, particularly the final romantic pairing.

Johnson's pain is slightly dulled by the 893,000 Penney shares he still holds from a grant of 1.66 million shares the retailer gave him in 2011, compensation for benefits he was losing by leaving Apple Inc. (He sold some in 2012 to cover tax obligations).

Despite the score, the game was slightly dull in periods.

"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.

It was slightly duller.

This fact is only slightly dulled by the fact that the characters are mice and not people.

None of which is to say that Ozil played poorly, because he played very well − and his pass for Wilshere's second goal was delightful − but after an intense first three months in English football he seems like he is a player whose scoring instincts have been very slightly dulled.

The sexes are similar in appearance, although the female is slightly smaller and duller than the male, with a less contrasting head pattern.

The sharpness of hand and eye is ever so slightly dulled, the flexibility not what it was.

E. macconnelli is slightly larger and has longer and duller fur.