dulled造句
31. The white hot sun and the empty hours dulled all caution.
32. His eyes were red-rimmed, their gilded brightness dulled from a sleepless night, and perhaps also from weeping.
33. In the dim upper reaches of the roof, she could now make out a cylindrical object with a dulled metallic glint.
34. Some lots were damaged or dulled by their long immersion, but this only seemed to stimulate buyers.
35. On surveying the organizational ranks, they see only low morale, divisiveness, cynicism, and dulled thinking.
36. At the end of the season their leaves are frequently dulled and disfigured by powdery mildew.
37. With that dulled little blade in his right hand, he began drawing it slowly across the inside of his left wrist.
38. His social conscience, dulled by a sleepless night, was now barely alive.
39. The varnished table top dulled with time.
40. The hard bone has dulled up knife blade.
41. The surf's roar was here dulled.
42. Modern technology increasingly allows the individual to bring to bear industrial violence against our citizens previously the exclusive right of states ... complacency has dulled our vision.
43. In his final work, Norman Mailer offers his concept of the nature of God... showing that even at 84, the author's blade had not been dulled.
44. The kirpan, a sheathed, three-inch knife with a dulled blade, is one of the sacred symbols of the Sikh religion.
45. It means something like a kind of dulled grayness or ordinariness of life.
46. Inflation is the autosuggestion, the hypnotism, the anesthetic, that has dulled the pain of the operation for him.
47. When the house lights dulled and the concert was approximately to begin, the mother returned to her seat and unconcealed namely the child was lacking.
48. The complexion is grey, dulled, parched, yet prone to spottiness.
49. Experts who carried out the research at the universities of Bristol and Bangor expressed surprise at how quickly tastes could be dulled by exposure to sweet drinks.
50. China's economic strength has also dulled the political appetite for radicalism.
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