Sentence examples for becoming boring from inspiring English sources

Last January I predicted that the decision to turn Ross into a pre-recorded, post-censored broadcaster would result in him becoming boring and his audience becoming bored, and the evidence of the tapes and the ratings is that both of these outcomes have occurred.

But it was becoming boring.

"Mozzarella is becoming boring, with respect, it's everywhere," he says.

Could becoming boring actually dent the party's astounding popularity?

"You risk becoming boring and you risk losing your style.

A BOARD IN NEED OF HELP, AGAIN Bashing the board of Hewlett-Packard is becoming boring.

By the time of the O.E.D.'s first citation of the noun "boredom" in 1852, in Dickens's "Bleak House" (where it occurs six times by my count), everyone, or at least everyone in the novel-reading middle classes, seemed to be bored, or worried about becoming bored.

"Beyond that, the pressure to orgasm can be part of the problem," Darnell says, citing scenarios where one partner might express they want the other to come, or where someone might become worried that they're taking too long and their partner is becoming bored or physically tired.

America was becoming bored with their antics.

He hasn't had to worry, though, about becoming bored at Fila USA, a unit of Fila Holding S.p.A., the Italian sportswear company.

He says the album is, in part, the result of becoming bored with his own self-obsession.