boringly's Usage Examples:

"have transferred characters and bits from their New York stage shows to a boringly traditional sitcom setup".

for the pain they endured / When their right to exist was denied," as a boringly didactic history lesson.

During the interview, Moloney referred to Central Park as "boringly safe".

in spite of their disparate personalities and Easton’s engagement to a boringly dependable British diplomat, Julius P.

edition of Dragon, (Issue 185), Allen Varney found the adventure to be boringly predictable, saying "You've seen it all 50 times before.

criticized Crystal Monsters for being "unbalanced in monster selection, and boringly repetitive.

agreed that the graphics are very good, and that the enemy pilots are boringly easy to defeat.

recently Beiser has become the face of LifeWise Health Plan of Oregon's "boringly good" campaign.

primal beat and chunky guitars are certainly post-grunge, but not in the boringly earnest, imitative way that bands such as Silverchair were—the song's sludgy.

JPL · 225276 225277 Stino 1960 SN "Stinknormal" (SN), the German word for "boringly normal", inspired by the letters "SN" in the provisional designation of.

scrawny, haggard young man, who says very little and might almost border on boringly average; but he has the ability to rise again despite any blow, proving.

" The Chicago Daily Tribune called it a "preposterous affair" with "a boringly complicated plot .

conceitedly using archaic words, pretending to be wise and in actuality being a boringly pedant, rigid, corruptible, opportunist who constantly emphasizes his aristocratic.

Pink Panther gets the outlandish house he wants, but it is really the boringly-designed house the contractor was going to build, with a fancy-looking.

talking about his job in bank regulation, and he soon winds up talking very boringly, distracting him from leaving with Amy.

"Summer of Sam is an almost boringly flawless portrait of a real-life monster".

Stuart Jeffries of The Guardian complained the documentary was "boringly sanitised"; that "while promising access to all areas, the makers of All.

5mm Creedmoor as "boringly accurate" at 1,000 yards (914 m).

'” By contrast New York called the novel "self-satisfied" and "boringly solipsistic".

Synonyms:

tediously; tiresomely;