Sentence examples for making for boring from inspiring English sources

Nebraska doesn't seem to care, which is fine, but it's making for boring television.

Should the N.H.L. go to the larger ice surface --Shermstead, Arizona A. No, it makesurface --Shermstead in my opinion.

Lewis Hamilton has denied that the new F1 regulations and Mercedes' early-season dominance has made for "boring" racing.

This makes for boring matches for the spectator and weakens the game's appeal.

This will stop them doing anything you don't want, but be warned... it makes for boring Sims.

They make for boring protagonists.

Of course, the old standbys make for boring and unimaginative gifts.

There's a reason why the media ignores this -- it makes for boring videos.

He said although the tracks are "catchy and occasionally compelling, they're essentially identical and formulaic, as the atmospheric build-ups and soaring riffs make way for boring breakdowns.

But I'll put heavy, heavy money on the proposition that this move was made for simple, boring business reasons that had nothing at all to do with anything coming out of Washington.

The lack of closeness, however, did not make for a boring match.