Sentence examples for well rather dull from inspiring English sources
The playwright Samuel Adamson and director Sean Mathias have conspired to reimagine the Manhattan adventures of the eternally flighty Holly Golightly – "top banana in the shock department", wild child turned child bride turned runaway bride, call girl-about town and gangster's moll – and render them, well, rather dull.
Roku has always featured a dead-simple UI; I've always said it's boring-simple because, well, it's a rather dull interface.
Yet, as with Mr Gates's effort, the result is a rather dull if well-informed book.
At first glance – well, at second glance, too – this looks to be a rather dull Saturday.
It's all got rather dull since: the prize tends to go to well-behaved and deserving writers: no subversion allowed.
Some of the travelogue is rather dull, especially in China, where the traveller is linguistically hobbled and confined to well-trodden tourist paths.
In public he is rather dull.
I'm actually a rather dull man".
"Human rights is normally rather dull business.
