Sentence examples for always bored from inspiring English sources

The implication is clear: Those who cannot or choose not to move, to play, to think for themselves are always bored and are, in turn, boring to be with.

So the one good thing about sitting in a plane, where I'm almost always bored, lonely, exhausted and anxious, is that the fierce demands of my stomach keep me from worrying whether the mechanics remembered to check the flaps.

Every day for the month of July, 1971, Mayer took a roll of thirty-six color photographs, which she paired, at a gallery exhibition the next year, with an eight-hour recording of her meditations on them, later condensed into a book ("47THST waiting: I look up eagles soar at signs cars sun on half of modern which half & I was & still am always bored").

She said, "Niki on holidays is always bored".

My sister who was always bored and unimpressed with air travel had fallen asleep immediately after take-off and she snoozed in the window seat next to me.

"I was always bored and always looking for something that would make me feel something," explained 21-year-old Pescheteschetoto a criminal court in Aisle, France, where he stood trial for the murder of Sonia Brunbrouck.

To always appear bored.

They were very homely and in the hotel they always seemed bored and dull, which disillusioned the writer with her young romantic ideas of how it would be to be in love.

I, for one, have always become bored of sex within the first six months of meeting a man, the act paling for me just as the sun pales at the approach of winter, and as predictably, too.

Plugging in black boxes can get you to a certain point — very quickly — but the greatest programmers will always be bored with redundancy.

Multipotentialites, on the other hand, require variety and will always become bored with a subject unless that subject is multifaceted enough or they have found other ways of getting variety into their life.