| The writers, at least in the pilot, have a thuddingly didactic approach to Ironside's disability, one that is not doing real people with disabilities any favors. |
| But with each passing chapter the book grows less organised, and Mr Gladwell's lessons increasingly vague or thuddingly obvious. |
| In retrospect, 'Wild Horses' is a thuddingly boring song when not being done by the Stones. |
| With a less deft script, this could have been a thuddingly dull motion picture, but Steers finds the right balance between irony and pathos. |
| I can see people are talking about me, and I go over to hear what they are saying, and it's a thuddingly dull remark. |
| Though Bourne's first half-hour is thuddingly dull, it does manage to eventually find legs to stand on once Potente shows up. |
