Sentence examples for surprisingly boring from inspiring English sources

It is surprisingly boring to watch a movie being made, on the set or off, and a beleaguered production is not necessarily an exception.

But while "Ball Four" was defiant and acidly smart, "7" is slack and surprisingly boring for a book that drops obscenities like pronouns and attempts to raise the ante with each new story of debauchery.

It is almost a week now since England were euthanised out of the Cricket World Cup, and still the most remarkable part of their early exit is not that it was farcically, shockingly inept – although it was still farcically, shockingly inept – but that it was above all surprisingly boring.

I thought about what a shame that would be and wondered if being rich could turn out to be, in some sense, surprisingly boring.

Watching Three People Share a £250,000 Burger Is Surprisingly Boring.

The show, a mere thirty minutes long, is thus surprisingly boring and difficult to follow.

In the process, normally incisive musicians like Mr. Bragg and Mr. Earle, not surprisingly, become boring.

My own in-house beta tester, who is turning 5 next week, has been playing the apps for some time now and is surprisingly not bored with them yet.

"Point Number 13: boring, boring, boring.

Given the sweep of his attacks, the alternatives he comes up with are surprisingly small-bore: America should live within its means, pursue a more modest foreign policy, act to abolish nuclear weapons and combat global warming — all sensible ideas but hardly the sort of grand transformation he says the country needs.

New York Daily News called the series "surprisingly routine", Variety described it as boring, while Liz Smith said it was "compelling" and "usually painful to watch".