Sentence examples for perfectly dull from inspiring English sources

The New 'Top Gear': Reasonably Slick and Perfectly Dull.

It was, like 95% of television, reasonably slick and perfectly dull.

In the process, a perfectly dull building, an anonymous row of telephone booths, a street corner becomes arresting and memorable.

"Zoo Story" involves an encounter around a park bench between Jerry, an eccentric who lives in an insalubrious boarding house, and Peter, a perfectly nice, dull middle-class man.

The game Sadie taught him was perfectly poised between dull and involving, as well as between skill and luck.

Everything seems perfectly normal, even dull, to the reader too, until a curious gaslight effect starts to take over, cued by the waxing and waning of the moon.

I felt drawn to Larwood House partly because Jones perfectly conjures the dull pain of school cliques – "real boys" and "real girls", armoured in merit badges, at the top of the pecking order, with fat Nan Pilgrim and forbidding Charles Morgan at the bottom.

These fashion houses already have an aesthetic that is perfectly attuned to the dull side of the art world.

The schlocky vases of flowers on either side of the stage, the polished concert grand and sober 58-piece orchestra occupying the stage where you hoped you might see some action: all was perfectly judged for a dull evening.

Michael Phelps made for the perfect symbol — ruthlessly proficient in winning eight gold medals, unerringly prepared, perfectly ordered, but somewhat rehearsed and dull.

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