Sentence examples for or dreary from inspiring English sources
Too many were dull or dreary.
"Nothing's eerie or dreary," he said.
"I don't want to see anything depressing or dreary".
You'll want a luxurious vacation in Zermatt or Majorca (but not in Cairo or dreary London).
Watching "The Philanthropist" is quite literally a matter of being stuck in a stuffy room with a bunch of pompous, malicious or dreary writers and academics.
Film critics are the only people who can still sit down in front of a screen without knowing where the story will take them, or whether the journey will be thrilling or harrowing or dreary.
The adjective means "not bright or lively; dull, dreary or monotonous" or "of a dull yellowish-brown color".
How to make these relatively dreary (or, in worse cases, horribly frustrating) parts of our lives — taxes, insurance, loans, litigation, accounting, medical care, banking — less frustrating, confusing, and punitive.
Others point to the thorny old problem of race or the dreary question of the structure of municipal government statewide.
Offered a choice between saying something diverting or something dreary, Coe plumps unerringly for the latter, at great length.
Whenever a sketchy diner, a run-down truck stop or a dreary airport lounge is unavoidable, it helps to think like an economist.
