Sentence examples for such a dull from inspiring English sources
Marriage would be such a dull affair.
Shame the movie is such a dull shade of grey.
That's why the proclamation was written in such a dull manner.
As it turns out, Paul Smith didn't come from such a dull home, either.
But rarely has so much money been spent in such a dull atmosphere.
"It was taught in such a dull, theoretical way that I just couldn't see the point of it," she says.
Not that there's anything much wrong with this, except that Beth B is such a terribly dull artist, the kind that academics like because they cover all the right points and make good lecture illustrations.
As the nineteenth-century Scottish economist John Rae put it, "The prospects of future good, which future years may hold on us, seem at such a moment dull and dubious, and are apt to be slighted, for objects on which the daylight is falling strongly, and showing us in all their freshness just within our grasp".
There really is no such thing as a dull election in Iran.
By Laura Secor June 14 , 2013There really is no such thing as a dull election in Iran.
Such directories are a dull, predictable business, and the bonds are rated junk only because of the high levels of leverage used for the acquisitions.
