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The details are often mind-numbingly complex, but the principle is simple.

Also, had to vent after having sat through such a mind-numbingly dull game.

Plenty of Senate hearings are mind-numbingly dull, but not these.

Steve Davis was mind-numbingly boring, but thought himself to be an interesting character.

Even with both pieces running at once, the musical texture was mind-numbingly spare.

Finding the maximum number of customers a bank can serve is mind-numbingly complicated.

I have to say that even at 15 I could find her mind-numbingly strange.

In fact, it's mind-numbingly technical, which is why anyone with the money generally hires someone else to do the work.

Jupiter was just too mind-numbingly big for mere numbers.

The result is a relief from the mind-numbingly dull spaces of most recent libraries.

We drove for hours across the mind-numbingly ugly highway "improvements" of central Florida.

The recipe is mind-numbingly simple: shots of pretty landscapes set to classical music.

And efforts to explain budgetary gimmicks can quickly become mind-numbingly complicated.

'The world is such a mind-numbingly uncomplicated place for you, Druss.

But then again, Jayme was finding that almost all her engineering tasks were mind-numbingly routine.

The rest of the curriculum is mind-numbingly boring.

The game also shoots for an epic role-playing story, but the result is mind-numbingly dull.

Powerful computers then try to discern patterns from this mind-numbingly complex jungle of dots.

Though the Iranian money was good, he found these interminable religious lectures to be mind-numbingly tedious.

That one incident was exciting, but most unsecured cameras are mind-numbingly dull.

While adjustable-rate loans are increasingly popular, they are mind-numbingly complex.

The difficulty of that task is hard to overstate, and it involves issues too mind-numbingly technical to address here.

The issue involves something in the tax code called trust throwback rules and is mind-numbingly arcane.

The previous titles were mind-numbingly dull, generic, and predictable.

But what is it that happens in school that makes us dismiss history as mind-numbingly tedious?