Sentence examples for terribly dull from inspiring English sources

It's not a terrible performance, just a terribly dull one.

It's slow and terribly, terribly dull".

I find the idea of a book shop curated by algorithm terribly dull.

But this much is sadly certain: the show is terribly predictable and terribly dull.

"The newspapers of Utopia . . . would be terribly dull," he wrote in "2001: A Space Odyssey".

How terribly dull breakfast must have been before the wonderfully exotic-sounding shakshuka entered our national vocabulary.

All terribly scientific, and rather dull.

It's all terribly polite, not a little dull and remote.

The idealized portrayal of Jim is terribly earnest and preachy, which dulls the drama, but Mr. Snyder's script, written in authentic street vernacular, and zesty performances by the three actors convey the impatience, anger and ache of young people who feel inconsequential.

Teen tunes seem to have become terribly introspective, terribly go-getting, terribly … dull.

Blyton is accused of being repetitive and dull and homely in a terribly British way to which modern youngsters cannot relate.