Dulled used in a sentence

Dulled in a sentence as an adjective

I've added the source and dulled the sentence.

I felt dulled; like I was living inside a padded chamber.

The voice came from an oblong metal plaque like a dulled mirror ...

I'm glad they dulled them down right away though so I don't slice my head again like I did last year.

Or no one—is the right thing being done, the "pen" of the Internet being dulled back into a pencil?

This makes me wonder whether your senses have been dulled by taking too much of that standard practice for granted.

"This makes me wonder whether your senses have been dulled by taking too much of that standard practice for granted.

It's amazing what can be achieved when you're not dulled by sensory input overload.

Would that have dulled her edge and reduced her achievements or helped her bring more people on board and be less polarizing?

But the agency's technological edge dulled as the equipment aged and money grew tight.

The second time round I didn't feel the same way - I felt dulled to the point of numbness and took myself off the tablets before I turned into a real zombie.

I think the main issue he was pointing out was programmers finding their skills being dulled because they were spending all their time maintaining old code instead of seeking new challenges.

In addition, seeing programming again from the eyes of a beginner will often teach you much about what is difficult and what is not, because you've been dulled to the pain for so long.

How can you blame a company for doing something they are legally compelled to do?> Or no one—is the right thing being done, the "pen" of the Internet being dulled back into a pencil?The Internet has always been written in pencil.