Sentence examples for particularly boring from inspiring English sources
Rainy afternoons in the little town were particularly boring.
Bethenny loved them -- though she seemed to find Debbie particularly boring.
Did the politicians run particularly boring campaigns?
He can be particularly boring on Mel Ott's last hit.
And they're particularly boring when they don't actually contain much more than bug fixes.
With e-books, for example, it is possible to track whether one student failed to complete the assignment or if everyone stopped reading at the same page of a particularly boring case.
He begins with a statistic that appears to bear Byron out: the British are particularly bored.
He is particularly bored by the well-wrought, beautifully written literary novel, as exemplified by Ian McEwan's Atonement and Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections.
In years to come, conversations will breathe new life into software — particularly the boring enterprise tools millions of knowledge workers begrudgingly use every day.
But everything else was a little ordinary, particularly the boring taupe carpet.
