There was no way in the world I could be bored -- with Travolta, with Hollywood, with all the buzz and glitter.
"The film is silent, it's black-and-white, it's French — it could be boring".
In the November 12 , 1970issue of Rolling Stone, he commented on an album put out the previous year by the British band Humble Pie: "Safe as Yesterday Is, their first American release, proved that Humble Pie could be boring in lots of different ways.
"It could be boring, an anti-climax".
Many mothers gave a hearty "hear, hear" when Lily Allen declared parenthood could be "boring".
Who's to say one is better than the other?" It is almost inconceivable that Wagner would have entertained the possibility that his work could be boring.
The reason people are reluctant to imagine life in heaven, Mr. DeStefano said, is that they may be afraid that forever could be boring.
Stephen L. Carter, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale University, tall, slender, elegantly dressed in his beautifully cut sports jacket and silk tie, is so good he could be boring were he not the author of one of the season's biggest novels, "The Emperor of Ocean Park," a legal thriller about black upper class America, to be published next month.
About the general feelings of A, B and WN, the final written notes indicated that 78.3% of the listeners thought that A has higher pitch range, faster tempo than B, and 73.3% of them considered that A could deduce a happy emotion while B could be boring and drowsy.
