Sentence examples for verging on boring from inspiring English sources
Indeed, North's version of events was straightforward, verging on boring.
It's so all-American, so earnest in its efforts not to offend anyone, that it verges on boring.
Some other bistro standards, whether classic or modern, verge on boring: tuna tartare ($12), beet and endive salad with blue cheese ($9), lamb shank with white beans ($24), and duck confit with duck fat fried potatoes ($21) could all use a little more spark.
Whatever happened to Canada, the land of compassion, the land so decent it verged on plain boring, the land that selflessly led the world, providing troops for peacekeeping missions abroad and repeatedly flinging open its doors to desperate refugees fleeing less fortunate nations?
Mr. Fox verges on being arrogant.
But maybe that means I'm a "cynic," which suggests that I would be likely to "nix the 'not believable' (verging on 'boring') story" in the Jim Carrey comedy "Liar Liar".
"O.K.," Loria said, verging on impatient.
Or was it verging on harassment?
Yet these declines are verging on microscopic.
