Sentence examples for set boring from inspiring English sources
Señor C's official, soon-to-be-published strong opinions — on the origins of the state, democracy, terrorism, pedophilia, animal rights, probability and intelligent design, among other topics — are followed by a second collection of what Anya calls his "Soft Opinions," which he writes in response to her finding the first set boring.
At the height of his water-treading, Weller famously decried David Bowie's output as "pish", which seemed to sum up the problem: a kind of trenchant, wilful dreariness, informed by the steadfast belief that anyone who wasn't set on boring everyone else to death simply wasn't doing things properly.
Waiting on set gets boring.
But the comments of Oliver and Henman about books being boring set off a chain of reactions in me.
My wardrobe tends to be pretty minimalist and monochromatic — black dresses, black sweaters, black boots — so throwing on a pair of zigzag yellow tights, like those at WeLoveColors.com or some polka-dotted or weird checked number (Topshop, Urban Outfitters, and American Apparel are go-to options), helps set an otherwise boring outfit apart.
When this method is used as filling-in for a timber-framed structure the wattles are set into holes bored in a horizontal timber above and fitted into a groove in a corresponding timber below.
The Agent X set was never boring.
Mr. Roberts, his chiseled jaw set and his eyes boring into his partner, flings Ms. Plantadit to the ground and yanks her slowly back up.
In a satisfying case of life imitating art, the pair became real-life best friends after meeting on Gavin and Stacey, and, Horne admits, spent much of their time "boring everyone on set" by making up the comic characters that now people their show.
Michael, by contrast, arrives home to a surprise party that his boring wife has set up.
