Sentence examples for much too boring from inspiring English sources

And the final book, which does not bode well for this one, is the autobiography which Jagger himself (albeit with a ghostwriter) promised and failed to deliver in the early 80s on account of the interview tapes that were to make up the meat of the matter being judged much too boring.

Like, actual drugs — the ones Hallie is much too boring ever to do.

Like, actual drugs the ones Hallie is much too boring ever to do.

None of this is 100% set in stone — as it was sent in via an anonymous tip — but it's much too boring to be fake.

I'm REWIRED (not "retired", (which is much too boring!) - from an exciting career in Leadership Development.

It all boils down to the fact that music today is much too boring and not aggressive enough.

For some, whether brilliant or not so much, training may simply be too hard — or too boring.

It is absolutely not a good idea to talk about the text thoroughly or else the reader would either know too much of it so the reader won't continue reading or it might be too boring.

Too long, too boring.

It's too boring.

Far too boring.