| In fact, autonomy here is about choosing the right man, and not settling for the dullish Lord or Viscount or advertising executive waiting in the wings. |
| But for so far back as any now remembered it had been a dullish gray, suggesting at a distance dead lichens. |
| Just the steady, dullish daily duties of caring for and tending an ever-changing stream of weary women! |
| The Mre Bourron, who had the dullish round eye of a pig that gleamed suspiciously when she became inquisitive, had supped well. |
| He turned his eyes to where she was indicating and saw a dullish object in the sky, some thousand feet up. |
| Mr. Gerald du Maurier was the life and soul of the play, which would have been a dullish business without him. |
