Sentence examples for was too dull from inspiring English sources
For one thing, it was too dull to be anything but real.
He undermined her confidence, derided her opinions and told her she was too dull to take to parties.
Says the Board should hav dropped the Nation quietly...saying that it was too dull for school schildren.
I think we'll pick up people who didn't think of listening to radio before because they thought it was too dull or formulaic.
As a critique of right-wing ideology, this was too dull and facile to inspire the crowd's enthusiasm, so he struck a different tone before the next new tune, "Golden State," dedicating it to the fans.
The bestseller, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Rachel Joyce's acclaimed novel, came to Black Swan as To Be a Pilgrim, until the in-house team decided that title was too dull.
When he looked behind him, he found that five or six old ladies were watching him, some suspiciously, others in a way that was too dulled to be menacing but was nonetheless unfriendly.
I was, I am, too dull for him.
Apparently the current ranges are too dull and generally inappropriate.
I'm too dull for Mormonism, but everyone is welcome to have whatever fantasies they like.
