Sentence examples for too dreary from inspiring English sources
And if you find the grey too dreary, go for orange instead.
Perhaps the decade is seen as too dreary or drab to have diverted the course of history decisively.
He says his real life is "too dreary" to merit interest, but events have conspired to indicate otherwise.
SNOW ANGELS One can be entirely in favor of the glum splendor of winter landscapes and the dramatization of failed marriages, adultery, forlorn kids, and out-of-tune school marching bands and still find this movie a bit too dreary to sit through.
SNOW ANGELS One can be entirely in favor of the glum splendor of Canadian winter landscapes and the dramatization of failed marriages, adultery, forlorn kids, and out-of-tune school marching bands and still find this movie a bit too dreary to sit through.
It shouldn't look too dark and dreary.
Too many dreary days would cut into the $4,000 to $6,000 he usually makes for the season.
(Brantley) 'MARATHON 2005, SERIES A' A long, too often dreary evening of plays by a pair of Tony winners, John Guare and Warren Leight, and a pair of actress-playwrights, Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros and Leslie Lyles.
(Genzlinger) 'MARATHON 2005, SERIES A' A long, too often dreary evening of plays by a pair of Tony winners, John Guare and Warren Leight, and a pair of actress-playwrights, Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros and Leslie Lyles.
It is sad, in part, because it is a book about (often great) music and, although it comes alive when it talks about the sound of that music (Hoskyns is harsh on Dylan, but brilliant at two-word summations of the gist of a song), mostly what sustains it is people talking about what they or others did around the music – and that is too often dreary.
