Sentence examples for bored compared from inspiring English sources

I've been many times in England and I'm bored, compared to what's happening here.

Some people think that I am boring compared to the other leaders of the Public — I am too institutional.

Her boyfriend Adam, 22, also from Lismore, said the police presence made schoolies boring compared with previous years.

It sounds utterly boring, compared with the rhetoric of race and nation coursing through pubs and chatrooms, but the only question the leaders of British parties have to answer now is: will you strive to keep Britain inside the EEA or not?

While the meat was of good quality -- we tried porterhouse (for two) and rack of lamb -- the total effect was boring compared with other entrees, as the creative, artfully arranged and flavorful accompaniments that embellished these were replaced by creamed spinach and potato hash, steakhouse standbys.

Phillips acknowledged that collecting data on Route 33 "can be boring" compared to testing in city-like "playgrounds".

Those kinds of disruptions may sound boring compared with the Uber-scale platform/customer interface revolutions in a handful of industries.

It was boring compared with now.

She served in Parliament during the mid-1970s but resigned, asserting that government was boring compared to journalism.

You can't sit down and watch a movie because it's boring compared to that buzz, of that thing that was your poison.

No matter how much you believe your home country is boring compared to where you just had the most spectacular experience of your life thus far, it's not.