Príklady dull

• I find his art rather dull and conventional.

• The text was dull and formulaic.

• For years, he's plodded away at the same dull routine job.

• Those books seem rather dull beside this one.

• The ponderous reporting style makes the evening news dull viewing.

• One of the most troubling arguments in his critique held that the book's ' ' gripping ' ' language dulled the mind, as if literature cannot at once engage the audience and provoke thought.

• He said a few moments ago that we might be dulled, but that is certainly not the case.

• People's nerves are shattered and their senses are dulled.

• Sadly, time and the lack of constant reminders has dulled the message, and we have slipped back considerably.

• There is a danger of our eyes and ears becoming dimmed and dulled to this problem of unemployment.

• If it is not his imagination is dulled, and he is bored.

• However, the ravages of unemployment have dulled that sparkle, and those young people are now wandering around aimlessly.

• Is she now actually dulling that signal and suggesting that we may well send in ground troops?

• A blind faith in ultimate victory has dulled our senses and blinded our efforts and our energies.

• The memory has not been dulled that war came about because of weakness, not strength.

• The art of competition may have been dulled during the war years and since.

• The child does not understand it, and his whole intelligence is dulled by the imposition of this unfortunate system.

• If we do not, not only is the reform dulled, but the appetite for other reforms is also dulled.

• Against that it must be asked: how valuable educationally is clinical experience if the learner's intellectual faculties are dulled by lack of sleep?

• I must admit that my appetite is somewhat dulled at this time of the evening.