dullness In A Sentence

We found 110 'dullness' sentence examples to help you understand how to use dullness in a sentence.

• I find dullness to be a singular sin for which there is no absolution .".
• There is no negativity no dullness, no pulling back.
• The events flowed smoothly without any hesitation or dullness.
• Dullness brings a kind of calm that lasts a short while.
• In meditation practice, you might experience a muddy, semiconscious, drifting state, like having a hood over your head: a dreamy dullness.
• Dullness is related to bull press.
• The dullness was because she was accompanied by her difficult stepmother.
• They were given to day-dreaming, indecision, plain dullness(1), and they showed no promise of being doctor, lawyer or Indian chief.
• Dullness is being dull.
• Can you imagine the deadly dullness of a life dedicated to standing and watching.
• The five coverings which usually are the hurdles in practice, such as avarice, wrath, dullness, agitation and doubt, can't cumber him.
• Falters at times, there are no flat pages: her early training made her incapable of dullness.
• Immediately the pacing is choppy, stop starting, and dying into dullness chapter by chapter.
• The dullness killed the interest.
• Not a single boring moment, not a single boring character, not a single moment of dullness.
• It does not cause yellowing or dullness, just intense shine that will fade very gradually.
• The dullness is compounded by a lack of narrative flow.
• Together they live like kids again, and overcome the dullness of their existences.
• Certain characters compensate for dullness, but their welcome is also short lived.
• The dullness is encroaching on the pristine spaces.
• Dullness to percussion over Traube's space may indicate splenomegaly, although this can also be a normal finding after a meal or indicates left pleural effusion.
• 3 stars because appeasing to the masses, sometimes, comes at the cost of dullness.
• Poor nutrition, erratic meals, even crash diets can all lead to thinning, dullness, and dryness.
• The dullness of the text also stands out.
• And there is dullness when there is supposed to be excitement.
• However, in between these scenes were lengthy stretches of dullness that lacked any real excitement.
• Still hasnt shown any signs of dullness.
• Chastity. Rarely use venery but for health or offspring, never to dullness, weakness, or the injury of your own or another's peace or reputation.
• But it does address dryness and dullness.
• This flatness and dullness extends to the other stories in this collection.
• Anything of quality was exciting in those days, for the usual run of food was of a dullness today hardly comprehensible.
• It does brighten dullness and I can notice a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles.
• We all yearn for breaks in the dullness of daily drudgery.
• These, and other high points worthy of study are mitigated by passages of unsurpassed dullness.
• They play intermittently and that has added to some of the dullness.
• If people weren't trying to escape the dullness in their lives they wouldn't have to escape Trump.
• No more frizz, dryness, dullness.
• The biggest problem I have with coloring is the dullness it gives my hair over time.
• However he cannot save the dullness of this boring work.
• In place of shine, there is deliberate dullness of finish.
• The characters start out cool and hip and of interest and glide into dullness.
• It helps get beyond the dullness of the usual business plan into visual activities.
• If the whisky bottle provides only solitary dullness instead of social buzz, what then.
• The dullness factor creeps in ever so slowly and you may not be aware that your blades are too dull.
• Reports of terminal dullness notwithstanding, I missed watching the World Series.
• It's full of long, amusing sets of couplets describing dismal domestic dullness.
• Emma wants to live a glamorous life, away from the demanding dullness of country life.
• Ingredients were fresh and lovely but there was till a dullness to it.
• I just hope it doesn't lapse into dullness like the Plum series.
• My main problems are with uneven skin texture, uneven coloring, and dullness.
• You feel like you're walking around in a maze of dullness.
• Her society, however, may have material goods, but it suffers dullness and a poverty of spirit.
• Years of unpunished brutality and bullying and rape produced a dullness and hardness of conscience.
• There's a general graphical dullness to the giant world you explore.
• When I was not guessing, I was jumping at conclusions, and this fault, in addition to my dullness, aggravated my difficulties more than was right or necessary.
• Dullness is the number one defect of academic philosophy.
• Dullness is related to sharpness.
• But the historical dullness is brightened by elements of plot.
• Stupefying dullness as musical sounds.
• For years people have moaned about the dullness of NFL coaches when it comes to bold decisions.
• While the details are interesting, they get lost in the deadly dullness of the writing.
• There was never a moment of dullness in the story.
• What I will say is that after the relative dullness of her last few CDs, Mary J.
• When the ideas are this simple, cinema crushes them to dullness.
• Then there's absolutely no excuse for the plodding dullness of this story.
• However, this outward dullness concealed a sharp mind and great administrative talent.
• Tyler writes about the everyday dullness of a marriage, this novel is never, never dull.
• There wasn't a moment of dullness and everything flowed perfectly.
• Other signs of nail fungus include distorted in shape, dark color and dullness.
• She still has the curls she loves but without the dullness, frizz and breakage.
• Then the dullness begins.
• A person doesn't want dullness.
• It contains Glycolic Vitamin C to exfoliate and minimize dullness and discolorations.
• Gopher Prairie is a place of unbearable dullness, conformity, hypocrisy, and oppression.
• The dullness of the pencil made his writing illegible.
• Gopnik's prose is polished to the point of dullness faultless but unmemorable.
• The first episode was great, dullness follows.
• As PhilJo chortled, dullness is the enemy.
• He has dullness to percussion and spider angiomas.
• A curious mix of purience and dullness which left me wishing for what might have been.
• Durably resist pigmentation, effectively enhance the ability to eliminate shin dullness, aging and sallowness, purify and whiten shin, leave shin youthful.
• The dullness was in the air.
• There is not a SECOND of dullness.
• Campbell described Blair as having in his poetry " a masculine and pronounced character even in his gloom and homeliness that keeps it most distinctly apart from either dullness or vulgarity ".
• I use twice a week and have never experienced any flaking or dullness.
• Wonderful taste of black tea without artificial flavors or dullness.
• Moisturizing and Skin Whitening: supply nutrition and water for skin, gradually improve yellowness and dullness of skin, make the skin moistening and flexible.
• It can be associated with dullness to percussion over the left subscapular area due to compression of the left lung base.
• Rather, the dullness is a reflection of the killer himself.
• You can use technology to create an artificial challenge or just distraction from the dullness.
• There's a trickle every now and then yet it borderlines dullness more than suspense.
• This, in conjunction with another product, eliminates the dullness brought on by dry hair.
• The main plot isn't bad, but it's diluted to dullness.
• Won't sharpen some types of dullness.
• But basketball games due to anticipated dullness?.
• He has avoided overly academic dullness and also excessive dumbing down.
• She had no patience for dullness or stupidity, and could be a withering conversationalist.
• Never once did I get bored with repetition or dullness.
• In a short while, dullness set in.
• I have an even skin tone and the dullness is gone.