Sentence examples for More bored from inspiring English sources

When her confessor, Father Consett, suggests that "Tout savoir, c'est tout pardonner" she replies that "to know everything about a person is to be bored … bored … bored!" Sylvia is bored by marriage, but even more bored by promiscuity.

Don't be boring The more pitching you do, the more bored you will become of telling your story.

We get bored, look at Facebook or Twitter, and become more bored.

Hańska was bored by visits to the court at St . Petersburg and even more bored by noble guests in her own home.

Are we more bored today than in the past?

A little less busy and a lot more bored.

They march around campus in formation, looking more bored or sullen than scared straight.

I left the theater feeling more than bored: I felt assaulted by empty artifice.

In the end, true crime reveals few useful truths about violence in society; it is evidence, instead, of a society more terminally bored, protected from real threat, and distant from living death.

Strip away the understandable shock at what is said and so much online vitriol boils down to nothing more than bored people, disappointed and dissatisfied with their own lives, poking others with sticks.

We become more disconnected, bored and unhappy, yet we keep logging on to social media and falling victim to its addictiveness.