Sentence examples for More boredom from inspiring English sources

But just two years ago, there was rather more boredom in Rose's life.

They gorged and purged and gorged and purged: more repetition, more boredom.

Seldom has the sight of editors fleeing into the night invited more boredom with fashion.

For Study 2, technology-mediated feedback resulted in more boredom and less engagement in October compared to when no feedback was given.

One study suggested that people who use their smartphone while dining out with friends experience less interest and enjoyment and more boredom than people who don't.

A little more boredom would have been welcome during an analogue study conducted in 1999 by the Institute of Biomedical Problems, in Moscow.

Worse, such events are becoming so commonplace that they seem to invoke, by repetition, more indifference, boredom and ennui than outrage.

For us, I think some snacking was more about boredom or restlessness than hunger.

Often, the conflicts seemed to be fuelled by little more than boredom.

"We frame it as we need to be bored more, but boredom is an agonizing, restless desire to be connected with something meaningful," he said.

"You can see the respect in the fellow's expression," Senior said loudly to Junior, who kept mum, because what he saw behind the grille was something more like boredom, or contempt.