dull **

The color is dull and the sound not very big.

All work and no play make the office a dull place.

We were told the area was a pretty dull place.

Dark would come early because the day had been so dull.

His eyes were still dull as he looked at me.

A short life and a dull one, she should have said.

Like the others, he was beginning to feel very down and dull.

She was looking forward to company after a dull week.

Life in the court had been very dull the past few years.

I work at a dull job eight hours a day.

As a result the number of dull days is 146.

In the dull light they looked black rather than green.

His face was dead white, green eyes like dull water.

I had a good start to the year and kind of a dull summer.

Life for me has never been dull around you what more could I ask?

I would have thought him too dull to care what his position was in the world.

Then there are those who say the show is just dull.

It looked pretty dull to me, although I did not say so.

Like many people, he thought that local history was dull.

Before his eyes there was nothing but dull red light.

I think the only reason was that he found him dull.

All work and no play had made Mark a very dull boy.

For the young men the years of peace had been dull.

This story may seem to you on the dull side.

That sort of thing could get dull after a while.

The pain in his back had finally been dulled by the cold.

For a moment a light appeared in his eyes and then dulled.

The past few years in the city had dulled his edge.

It has also dulled our interest in the rest of the world.

My moral sense has been dulled by too many years here.

She looked up at him with slightly dulled large brown eyes.

After a certain period of time, you're just dulling the edge.

You'd have killed yourself or dulled your mind to her level.

Time dulls the memory, though, and we keep going back for more.

All this, or less, would have dulled the public's regard for any other former President.

And now the eyes of all the heads, save one, were dulled with death.

Of course, her senses were probably a little dulled by now.

But people whose senses have been dulled do not learn from experience.

We're not going to learn any more, dulling points on a tree.

When she took them away, her eyes seemed haunted, the green dulled.

His feelings seemed dulled now by the events of the past week.

Or maybe it dulled her anger to where she could no longer hold on.

Muller looked up at him from eyes already dulling with death.

His shoulder pain was dulled by the long day's efforts.

My mind had become so dulled that I could no longer get upset about this fact.

I can now, only because the pain has been dulled by the years of retirement.

One edge had obviously dulled: he used to be better at reading her.

I met a doctor who made that for me; it dulls the light.

Five years later, the fear had dulled, but it remained.