Yet,
boringly, the invisible gay men and lesbians were those who did not care about politics and would be shocked and wouldn't understand how their actions could be deemed political.
The chronograph printed out
boringly similar speeds.
"To ensure that we are well placed to react quickly to any surge in imports, I see no alternative other than recourse to a measure which may sound
boringly technical but is not any less important for that," said Mr Lamy in London on December 13.
The big clan means a lot to Casey, so this
boringly dutiful daughter keeps knuckling under, without knowing that Alex is already involved, as a drug counselor, with Casey's beloved little brother.
But the series rarely comes across as
boringly didactic with its imaginative animation, huggable characters and humour.
"My greatest punishment would be to be confined in the classic conception of a utopia, where nothing ever goes wrong and everyone is permanently,
boringly happy," he wrote.
Today the problems Poland wrestles with have a
boringly familiar ring to a Westerner: Reforms to the welfare system, in health and education.
Would Cinderella really recover her
boringly good mood just after her stepsisters had torn her only decent dress in half?
Nevertheless, Joncour goes on with his life in Lavilledieu,
boringly, "in una liturgia di abitudini che riuscivano a difenderlo dall'infelicita."
Usually, however, he lives and works alone in his Manhattan office ("I commute across a small living space") and describes his daily life as "
boringly consistent - not martyrdom and not excessive." His demanding schedule ended his last intimate relationship more than twenty years ago.
In fact, what has changed during the eight years that McClintick worked on this book is that the turf wars between rival drug factions have been resolved, so now business runs smoothly, professionally, and
boringly, like AT&T.
With regard to anticipating the presence and involvement of colloids, he says: "We found surface waters were
boringly predictable.