Sentence examples for too boring to from inspiring English sources

Statistics are too boring to print.

The holidays generate a special genre of leftovers: too boring to eat, too expensive to toss.

Moore often says in interviews that her real life is too boring to talk about.

So they bury some of those arguments in the process, the part that's too boring to attract much attention.

Altner tells me, "She says she's come to Arizona because it's too boring to stay in Germany".

He's right, she's thinking, we have no story for ourselves, we've outlasted the predictions, we're too boring to be apocalyptic.

And even most of what good-looking politicians do is too boring to merit splashy coverage, he said.

Just how and why Grover is lured into this kidnapping plot is too boring to go into.

Said Mr. Barnes: "People joke that the state's just too boring to have this kind of corruption".

The others look either too partisan to sell to the general public (like Rick Santorum) or just too boring to excite anybody (like Mitt Romney).

People find their electricity bills too boring to think about; within companies, those responsible for keeping bills down may not have the authority to spend the necessary capital.