Sentence examples for make it dull from inspiring English sources

The very universality of bread, the simple alchemy that makes it miraculous, can also make it dull to discuss.

With a deranged, deluded king, a powerful love triangle and a whole race of persecuted people, Nabucco's dizzying plot has more twists than a scenic railway, so it's quite an achievement to make it dull.

I don't mean you have to make it dull or tedious or really, really highbrow and frightening, but you do have to make a commitment to learn your craft.

Kids want to learn, unless we make it dull and frustrating.

Brushing your hair will eventually make it dull.

Carefully grind enough away to make it dull, but not to destroy the sharp-looking finish.

"Our academic writing has this inherent gift of taking something interesting and making it dull and boring.

Two episodes focus on the space shuttle, NASA's attempt to make space travel routine, which for many people made it dull.

At the start of a book, a writer is just thinking, and that makes it dull; the most interesting part is the middle, or the end, which was why Fyodorov preferred to choose pages at random — now page 50, now page 214.

This weakens your hair, making it dull, dry and brittle.

But to non-addicts it is still crashes apart a non-event, like watching paint dry, and this year's procession of Ferrari victories has made it duller still.