Sentence examples for point boring from inspiring English sources

There's no point boring everyone for years talking about this book you are going to write.

"At this point everything seems to be working, which makes for a boring meeting, but at this point boring is good," said Kurt Karl, chief U.S. economist at Swiss Re.

He might struggle to make eye contact and shuffle around the sofa nervously, but he knows how to be cutting: "Ask some stuff that people haven't asked and people don't know," he says at one point, bored by my line of questioning.

What's On Weibo, a site covering Chinese online trends, pointed out that Uniqlo's brand image and stores are basic to the point of boring.

Lampard told BBC Sport: "He's a great manager, I've said it a million times to the point of boring people, but I'm very fortunate to have worked under him before.

I see no point in boring my readers with mediocre wines: There are far too many of them, and life's too short to concentrate on anything but the best the grape has to offer.

"The tipping point where boring work becomes detrimental occurs when the mental drain prevents you from experiencing the positives a majority of the time," said Shawn Achor, happiness researcher and author of The Happiness Advantage, in an email.

Typically he carefully explained his detailed rationale for taking action, almost to the point of boring his audience, in an effort to educate the listener and to build a base of support.