Sentence examples similar to it too dull from inspiring English sources
Stephen Hunter, in The Washington Post, declared that "it's too long, it's too dull, it's too lame".
"If you keep a lancet sterile and put the cover back on, you can use it two or three times before it becomes too dull," he said.
She dutifully wrote it, without the services of a ghost, and turned it in, only for the publisher to reject it as too dull: not enough dirt on Mick Jagger, with whom she somehow managed to spend two decades and produce four children, despite his monumental feats of philandering.
It gets too dull, however, and the bridge decks are finally brought out anyway.
For one thing, it was too dull to be anything but real.
Says the Board should hav dropped the Nation quietly...saying that it was too dull for school schildren.
He also says that he has never been able to get beyond the first volume of Proust; it's too dull.
I think we'll pick up people who didn't think of listening to radio before because they thought it was too dull or formulaic.
A non-anecdote about getting stoned with some American actors when he was at a theatre festival in his twenties is given life by volume only and is blown up into something that sounds fictional even though it is too dull to be.
Four women would hold down the arms and legs of each girl, usually ages 5 to 7. For years, Mrs. Boiro said, she used a knife handed down through generations of cutters in her family until it became "too dull to even cut okra".
