Sentence examples similar to it turned dull from inspiring English sources
Morrissey is a pop star of unusual writing talent, but he's written a usual sort of pop-star memoir: fascinating until he achieves true power and earns enough money to want to protect it, at which point it turns dull and sometimes petty.
On Tuesday, Lange told Stern and Chris Russo, in interviews on Sirius, that his pre-segment guidance from Ross Greenburg, the president of HBO Sports, was to "go nuts" if the segment turned dull (which it did).
Walford, the Austrian underwear maker, was one such and its disposal before the market turned dull established the reputation of manager Stephen Peak.
The dining scene turned dull.
Hanging upside down from the rafters were mirror images of the sculptures, a wearying landscape of beauty turned dull and proper by overaccumulation and overconsumption.
His own life turned dull and he did not make much money till he wrote an article called "I Was An Intellectual" and got a good job on "Documentary".
With her help, scientists have turned dull images of things like yeast in a dish or the surface of a CD into photographs so striking that they appear often on covers of scientific journals and magazines.
That's advantageous for advertisers and publishers alike because it could turn dull ad space restricted to basic text and media into more interactive (and thus lucrative) opportunities.
Shrub ca. 2 m tall; fruit green, turning dull orange.
Shrub ca. 3 m tall; fruit green, turning dull red.
