Sentence examples for bore poor from inspiring English sources

Its bomb-disposing hero (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) is a brawny bore, poor Godzilla is reduced to the status of a supporting player, and, worst of all, whenever the computer-generated leviathans are on screen, Mr Edwards seems intent on hiding them, as if he's embarrassed to have them in his film.

We received many reports from local governments that the current co-financing rules are impossible to bear, particularly for poorer local governments.

Furthermore, many of the probabilistic-based approaches bear poor resilience as the compromise of any sensors could release the pairwise key used to protect the communications between two uncompromised sensors.

Although it has been suggested, that IGT may be a more "benign" state than DM the results of our registry indicate, that both IGT and DM bear poor prognosis in AMI patients [ 6].

Work onto those longer ones later, and don't bore the poor guy.

Jets Coach Al Groh has warned his team this week about being fooled by the Bears' poor record.

Some look as if they were chomped on and chewed up by a real hungry bear — poor things — while others have been given a new lease on cuddly life.

While he has no chance of entering the season as a starter, Campbell is relying on the Bears' poor pass protection, which has seen Jay Cutler finish each of the past two seasons on the sideline, to force the Bears to use their backup quarterback.

This might have been incisive irony, but in the same paragraph Muir was more concerned with human perfidy toward bears ("Poor fellows, they have been poisoned, trapped, and shot at until they have lost confidence in brother man") than with how Native Americans had been killed and driven from their homes.

Either way, the price in terms of economic and physical security is borne by poor Afghans.

She wrote this desperate letter to her mother: "He is 11 years old and very honest … I cannot bear the poor wretch being ill-used; if you like him … I will send him, he will be a cheap servant and you will make a Christian of him and a good boy; if you don't like him they say Lady Rockingham wants one".