Sentence examples for considered it boring from inspiring English sources
Although Johnson was treated as a servant, he found pleasure in teaching even though he considered it boring.
He later characterised his life in Etterbeek as being dominated by a monochrome gray, considering it extremely boring.
Some considered him boring, almost robotic, with an unstoppable serve-and-volley game.
"We hope we can really do some groundbreaking work," Dr. Wang said, adding that stellar astronomy is in poor shape in the United States because it is considered "boring".
In his early story "Here and There," the brother of a perfection-seeking young man, Bruce, invites him to consider "how boring it would be to be perfect," and Bruce tells us: I defer to Leonard's extensive and hard-earned knowledge about being boring, but do point out that since being boring is an imperfection, it would by definition be impossible for a perfect person to be boring.
He was so boring that he even considered himself boring.
It shows lack of interest and can be considered very boring.
Firing spectacular serves and following them up with slam dunk forehands, the ease with which both are winning points might be considered boring if it weren't so scintillating and exquisite.
Homework, which requires students to take an active role in their education, works to some degree as experiential learning, but it is often considered boring.
BERLIN — In an unpredictable political year across Europe, the German election on Sunday has been considered the boring final act.
