Sentence examples for boredom feeling from inspiring English sources

"There's a whole array of reasons students drop out: teen pregnancy, financial obligations, detachment from the school environment, boredom, feeling the curriculum has no relevance in the real world," said Jennifer Dounay Zinth, a senior policy analyst at the Education Commission of the States.

Although, there are no known direct risks of ASTM, some reported adverse effects include relaxation-induced anxiety, boredom, feeling addicted to the technique, and mild dissociation.

Patient narratives described boredom, feeling confined, frustration, and needing to complete a task (e.g., related to household responsibilities) as motivations for absconding.

"No, it was a mixture of boredom and feeling a bit sick.

Addicted, as we are, to comfort, utterly intolerant of boredom and feeling entitled to traipse about the globe, we have all but killed off the adventurer-memoirist.

I go to see Gatz at a theatre in downtown Manhattan, as you might visit a disagreeable relative: expecting discomfort and boredom, but feeling virtuous for making the effort.

I think it saved me from the boredom I was feeling toward techno and electronic music, which felt like it was stagnating at the time.

Television was reflected in the drawings of 13 patients (33%) and patients reported watching television was a "distraction" from feelings of "pain", "fear", "boredom" or "feeling lonely".

A lot of mental deterioration comes from loneliness and boredom and feeling unwanted: I'd go crazy stuck in my flat all day, with nothing but Loose Women for company, and I'm 31.

Mr. Linezo said the project had begun as "a reaction to excessive boredom," a feeling all too familiar to anyone who has had to endure the long lines and endless delays of air travel.

Particularly frustration and anger, but also despair, excessive worry, boredom, and feeling of being manipulated [ 81, 85, 98] are common when investigating therapists' countertransference features.