Sentence examples for labeled boring from inspiring English sources

"If they ask me about the match, I cannot really say that, you know, I like eating bananas," she said of being labeled boring.

She would also be the first Latina to win, visibly representing change for a program that some TV critics have labeled boring.

The final boss fight with the Joker was singled out for vapid gameplay, a battle with Killer Croc was labeled boring and overly long, and the reviewers said these should not have been in the game.

Cook has been more innovative this summer after being labelled "boring" by player-turned-pundit Shane Warne during England's 5-0 Ashes whitewash by Australia, but Waugh believes the new approach has been counter-productive.

Brian Viner has suggested that it is remarkable that Ken has been labelled boring in spite of the many plots he has been involved with over the years.

While we are on the subject of Brits, how can any side in which he plays be labelled boring?

It's hard to deny that Howard would fit into that scene – so how does he feel about his musical style being labelled boring?

So drop the label "boring".

The video for 'Ghost' sums it up best, Beyonce glaring and writhing defiantly as she speak-sings 'I'm climbing up the wall 'cause all the shit I hear is boring/All the shit I do is boring/All these record labels boring'.

Against Chad Dawson, he did very little headbutting and did not hold and hit, and scored knockdowns and a knockout, but still some labeled it boring.

Duncan, whose game was known more for bank shots than slam dunks, and the Spurs were labeled as boring.