Sentence examples for what a dull from inspiring English sources
"What a dull class it would be," he said.
What a dull place it would be without them.
It is remarkable what a dull diet of cabbage can do.
What a dull place the world would be without Terry Gilliam.
"But what a dull world it would be without any Dennises in it!
If Bella had to write an autobiography — what a thin, dull volume that would be — he would be her ghostwriter.
She finds herself in a succession of lovely landscapes, and it's as if someone has inserted some sort of video travelogue for the holiday company Elegant Resorts: but what a strangely dull holiday it looks like being.
This might seem ungrateful for Marion Cotillard's justly feted impersonation of the chanteuse, but I'm amazed that those critics whipping up premature Oscar hype for the performance seem able to overlook what a deathly dull and convoluted experience the movie containing it is.
In March, in what was a dull market, it raised $85 million through an institutional equity placement to dilute the Godrej familys stake to 75% as required by regulation.
But the Dons will take few positives other than three points from what was a dull war of attrition against visitors so obviously in football's doldrums.
