Sentence examples for may be dull from inspiring English sources

Hair washed in hard water may be dull, lifeless and difficult to manage.

It may be dull and predictable, but those are precisely the qualities that shareholders most value in their banks.

They may be brilliant – as some of Today's guest editors are – and they may be dull or worse.

So, while it may be dull to many, it is perfectly rational to have it available for public information.

Facts may be dull and difficult to learn, but they are the building blocks, not just of history, but of morality.

To his credit, Flanagan doesn't make a caricature of Dorrigo's wife: she may be dull but she has a good heart.

With a real war to fight, and a new need to be polite to Russia, the alliance's appetite for expansion may be dulled.

The elderly (whose thirst sensation may be dulled), people who are ill, and those flying in airplanes are especially vulnerable to dehydration.

Our judgment may be dulled by the romance of the compound's agrarian simplicity, by its collection of trees heavy with fruit and by its proximity to the Tigris River.

As Selena Roberts wrote in her "Sports of the Times" column on Tuesday, American athletes in Athens are trying so hard to curb their usual chesty, preening, flag-waving behavior, in accordance with the U.S. Olympic Committee's fears about security in an anti-American climate, that it may be dulling the American team's edge.

Russia's Gazprom is rumored to be a future partner on the deal, but any hopes for a quick ramp-up of investment in the controversial Islamic Republic may be dulled: International and American sanctions on Iran will likely keep the project on hold for the time being.