Sentence examples for boredom too much from inspiring English sources

Usually, she sets out to answer a single question and tries to stop between incomprehensibility (too little detail) and boredom (too much).

One motive for trolling, and perhaps one we're all most familiar with, seems to be simple boredom – too much free time after school, at work, or between jobs.

Not boredom (boredom has too much awareness of time) but simply a suspension in the tedium of waiting for something, anything.

When the boredom becomes too much for her, she rests her schnozzle in the crook of my arm and gazes up at me, big eyes pleading.

Boredom is about too much energy, not too little.

Blame it on boredom or on too much time studying the accumulating dust on the fan blades, but these past few weeks, I've become obsessed with cleaning my house.

These can be laziness, boredom, social responsibilities, or too much media consumption.

In a sad twist, behaviors such as destroying furniture, compulsive barking, and soiling in the house are often a manifestation of the frustration and boredom of being left alone too much, with not enough to do.

Yet as we hurtle through the first decades of the 21st century, our biggest challenges are not too much leisure and boredom, but stress and uncertainty.

She is writing out of the boredom of her life into the other boredom, the fantasy world made up all too much of the particulars around her.

The problem here is too much rum, too much boredom, too many weapons.