Sentence examples for boring enough from inspiring English sources

But even bores can be parodied, just as long as they are boring enough.

Sitting atop of a balanced ticket, Romney can win if he is boring enough.

They are also places where problems with the daily reconstruction is boring enough to stay off the evening news.

As a big ideas man rather than a policymaker, Mr Bernanke may not be boring enough to be a good Fed chairman.

Not an upstart blogger or NME hack, but an august broadsheet rock critic, seemingly angry that the nominees weren't boring enough.

To say that the new HBO drama "In Treatment" is boring doesn't really get at what's wrong with the show; the problem, to a great extent, is that the show isn't boring enough.

Dragging a bound and hooded Robert Maynard by a rope, Jeremy Pheiffer was credible as a numbed adolescent, bored enough to be cruel for a thrill.

Japan is rich enough, bored enough with national ambition, strait-jacketed enough and gloomy enough to find immense attraction in playful escapism and quirky obsession.

Despite the obvious obstacles, he managed to thrive, and by the time of graduation, was bored enough by lessons to be skiving off to the Museum of Modern Art to peruse the Picassos and Magrittes.

Anyone who has a blog and has been bored enough to check their statistics will be aware of the bizarre search terms that people type in before stumbling across their pages; my friend Emma recently noticed searches for "mackerel painting" and "gulag lips of inpenetrability" that had inexplicably directed people to her blog about life in Brussels.

Are you bored enough to play with paper?