Sentence examples for perhaps dull from inspiring English sources

Perhaps dull markets are correlated with discontent with politicians.

An oath for education In many countries, school enrolment is a routine, perhaps dull process.

Read something calming or, perhaps, dull; for example, if you're reading your textbook in bed that's fairly guaranteed to send you nodding off!

Last season's runners-up received an early shock against Olympiakos in Piraeus, perhaps dulled by the exertions of a derby win over Real three days previously.

There is a thin public turnout to see the plans, local residents' interest perhaps dulled by decades of consultation fatigue, but those that are here have the same recurring query.

Asked about the letters, according to the report, agents and officals gave "a variety of unpersuasive excuses" — the casualness with which their requests had been granted had, perhaps, dulled their excuse-making faculties.

Ten hours is sure to be confronting, perhaps occasionally dull, and challenging for the audience as well as the performers.

Perhaps that dull ache at the temples you felt sitting through these films is now returning -- a final gift from "Twister".

In the 18th century, they would have looked dark and perhaps rather dull, not just because of dirt but because they had been varnished to tone them down.

Consider this, from a Guardian quick: 10ac Flat (4) Until you have some of the letters from other answers, this could be any of many four-letter words: WEAK, perhaps, or DULL.

It'll be blue-lit for sure, the air conditioning cranked, perhaps the dull sound of distant whales piped in.