Meanings of particularly dull in English

At last we turned into a particularly dull little street, and stopped.

Emily, I'm wondering what about the show struck you are particularly resonant or particularly dull.

London seems particularly dull just now, and you can easily turn over your affairs to the assistant.

Gabriel, without making any pretence of being lively, did nothing to show that he was particularly dull.

Whenever the skin seems particularly dull of color and generally lifeless, then the patting comes in excellent play.

She found the master suite, a great oppressive four-poster dominating the scene like the set of a particularly dull vintage porno film.

With Steve McClaren's side and the Bulgarians already qualified for the competition's knockout phase, this was a particularly dull example of the genre.

The men are considerably above the common stature, and of an athletic make, but have an expression of features particularly dull and heavy.

And he was not a particularly dull fellow 'for his class and country,' Colney admitted; adding: 'I hit his thought and out he came.'

'Your Grace has lost, and you do not seem particularly dull.

'Nobody ever said I was particularly dull,' he answered.

"I don't find it particularly dull at the present moment."

"Taisez-vous, et asseyez-vous là-là!"-settingdown a chair with emphasis in a particularly dull corner, before a series of most specially dreary "cadres."

"It seems a comfortable office enough," said George, "and not particularly dull; but I have not had sufficient experience in it to judge."