There are long, boring transcripts of supposed conversations between Hoover and his operatives and equally long, boring transcripts of bugged conversations between faceless mobsters denouncing the Kennedys and King in bigoted, obscene terms.
On the long, boring car journey up there, I started telling them the story of a gangster called Bugsy Malone.
Headline-grabbing indictments and extraditions are not enough to save FIFA; they must be followed by a long, boring to-do list of best practices for good governance.
It's the entire tradition of long, boring fight scenes in movies, on TV, everywhere, made more stultifying by recent years' onslaught of visual effects, able to conjure anything.
In his Preface, Herder writes bitterly that "the self-named only possible philosophy" has transformed the arts "into a short or long, boring apelike play" (Kalligone, p. 648).
And it's not your normal long, boring slide presentation (who hasn't experienced death by powerpoint?) because there are a few rules.
Long, boring author bios don't sell books.
She was assigned to a thirty-five foot long boring.
The other part of the acting is pretty bad, there are long boring moments between the laugh lines, and the look of the seventies is pretty cheesy.
I'm beginning to think the writers get a kick out of building anticipation, and then giving us long, boring sequences of nitty-gritty detective work.
In the lexicon of organizations, government ones especially, the words "strategic plan" may often be perceived as a synonym for "long, boring, inscrutable document full of jargon".
