Sentence examples for boredom though from inspiring English sources

"We do need to be careful how we judge boredom, though.

They have the same preoccupations and ways of dealing with the boredom though: having as much sex and getting as wasted as possible.

Worse than boredom, though, would be the feeling that she was turning her back on her talent - for she most definitely believes that she has one.

The expression group of death was not coined to suggest termination by boredom, though this attractive and eagerly anticipated fixture only produced an earnest but tedious midfield struggle.

But mostly, it was a bunch of complaints about the boredom, though there was one point, during this morning's edition of Good Morning America, where Christine O'Donnell offered --.

Indeed, much of the time, the refugees are living in a state of boredom, though the doc itself is never boring.

Scientists know plenty about boredom, too, though more as a result of poring through thickets of meaningless data than from studying the mental state itself.

"I'd have been interested to hear what he might have done with the idea of boredom in marriage, though," she says, with a smile.

Before the boredom stage, though, there's this summer's festivals.

Realizing that the children in Badel didn't know the word boredom even though they had no toys, Ms. Olds changed her own habits back home.

Wallace's close friend Jonathan Franzen only made things more complicated in an essay last year when he wrote that "arguably … David had died of boredom" – even though in his posthumously published novel The Pale King Wallace expressly told us to embrace that state.