Sentence examples for bore if from inspiring English sources

'We wouldn't want the dark wood because it would be a bore if you lived with it all the time.' And life on board Merik could never be accused of that.

Speaking to GQ magazine, Downey Jr suggested the role, which made him an A-list superstar in his 40s, could become a bore if he were to continue too long, and noted that he was out of contract.

Scene by scene, interview by interview, the series doesn't bore, if you are of the school that believes that everyone's experiences are at least somewhat interesting, and that the experiences of those who went through the Second World War are more interesting than most.

Still, even as a varnished revival of 1960s-era acinemat cinema for the age of TED talks — in which political activity is ultimately flatteringly described as artistic — "The Lottery of Birth" would be a bore if there weren't something to it.

If you save yourself for marriage, you're a bore If you don't save yourself for marriage, you're a whore … -able person.

Can you really set out to make a film that will change the world, or will it end up being a self-indulgent bore if you do?

But these shackles could be borne if it were not for the deeper disquiet.

Once again, it's an open question how much responsibility Mandela bears, if indeed any.

That pain becomes ours to bear, if we can — and, given Kaye's performance, we almost can't.

The oppressiveness would be too much to bear if Blunt's presence wasn't so compellingly odd.

That sharp edge might be too much to bear if it weren't for the unique presence of Gregg Wallace.