Sentence examples for clearly bored from inspiring English sources
"Yer never got there, did ya?" shouts one uncouth heckler, clearly bored with farmyard disagreement noises.
Michael R. Bloomberg, raised in Medford, Mass., never had much of an interest in sports — he is known to sit through games, clearly bored — but he ran for office in 2001 implying a tepid allegiance to the Red Sox.
After a few terms in office, he was considered a star of the Democratic Party and an obvious Presidential candidate — until he delivered a famously long-winded speech at the 1988 Democratic National Convention which was met with derision by the clearly bored delegates and which one Arkansas newspaper called "an unmitigated disaster".
A constituent can send an email to a U.S. Senator or Representative's office or call and talk to a clearly bored Congressional intern about an issue.
It's surreal, looking in on clearly bored models pretending to be on a pretend set while outside real cameramen pretend to film them.
In addition to the grossly incompetent (and clearly bored) police officers, the callousness of the treatment by Ahmed's school teachers and administrators bared before the world the flaws of our once-vaunted public education system.
2.29am GMT 18 mins Dempsey clearly got bored of the tiptoeing approach and took direct action.
Julian Fellowes has clearly got so bored with Downton Abbey that he has taken to having fun by seeing what tosh he can get away with.
If you watched last night's Chargers-Raiders game and managed to make it all the way to the second quarter, then you clearly weren't as bored with the 34-7 blowout as I was.
("They do not know what is meant by yesterday or today," Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, with a note of envy, of grazing cattle, "fettered to the moment and its pleasure or displeasure, and thus neither melancholy or bored". Nietzsche clearly had never seen a feedlot).
