Sentence examples for particularly dull from inspiring English sources

"Text as a medium is particularly dull when it comes to expressing emotions," Professor Sundar said.

After a particularly dull Oscar season, this is a refreshing and extremely satisfying palate cleanser.

Then, Mr. Zhu weighed into the debate, which threatened to overshadow a particularly dull session of China's largely impotent legislature.

Not necessarily a bad thing, given that it was was often like eavesdropping on a particularly dull table at the pub.

Until they were thrashed by Germany in the semi-finals, the Brazilian team were being acclaimed as stylish entertainers – despite playing a particularly dull, dirty brand of football.

Mounting debt and the need for further heavy investment in mobile telephone developments, particularly in Germany, makes the immediate outlook particularly dull.

In this group, Lycos and Yahoo! are particularly dull-looking.

During the campaign season, there was a familiar foursome that particularly dulled the senses: Bob Shrum, James Carville, Mary Matalin, and Mike Murphy.

And, if it is a particularly good, dull book, you can see its spine hanging over your head, haunting you a little, urging you to read it … more readers have been seduced by spines ("I've got to read that Tolstoy") than have been summoned by iStores.

Factories are organized chaos, and there is a huge movement to automate manufacturing operations, particularly for dull, dirty and dangerous jobs, and this fits with our mission to use technology to make life better," said Rendall.

And in every job there are bits that are frankly a bit dull, particularly at a more junior level.