Sentence examples for rather dull and from inspiring English sources

"Repellent," "not much fun," "rather dull," and "entirely negligible" were among the epithets of contemporary reviewers.

I have found hypochondria to be rather dull and time-consuming.

After a rather dull and sloppy first period, both teams scored once in the second period.

But it makes a rather dull and not especially enlightening documentary.

I met her on a rather dull and blustery July day in the Bar Italia in London's Soho.

The rather dull and generic "Romney's Tax Confusion" title for this 1,000-word 1,000-wordtrarticle remattracted38 comments.

John Mortimer Writer Did Boswell invent Johnson, taking the author of some rather dull plays and pontificating journalism and and turning him into a fictional character as lovable and immortal as Falstaff or Micawber?

Her performance went in fits and starts – a mix of reticence and odd tempo changes in the first movement, a rather dull intermezzo and a blustering finale.

Some of the members were rather dull, narcissistic and even, by any standards, somewhat stupid.

Low in the sky there's the classic cotton wool Cumulus, the Stratus, a layer of "rather dull" cloud, and higher up Cirrus - "a translucent delicate streak as if a watercolour brush has been stroked across the blue".

The whole terrain is polarised; while one page of a paper yesterday told the sobering tale of 17-year-old Toby Fairclough, dead after taking a single dose of ecstasy in a country field, another page in the same paper suggested that many young people these days are rather dull, fearful and unadventurous.