Sentence examples for increasingly bored from inspiring English sources

In many ways it is good news for those of us increasingly bored by the conveyor-belt escalators of those "purring machines".

In practical terms, he has little to show for his time as governor, and he grew increasingly bored of the job.

Ms. Meacham was a decade into her retirement, growing increasingly bored ("I thought I would choke if I ever attended another luncheon," she said), when she returned to "Roses," a manuscript that she had started in the 1980s.

She finds herself increasingly bored with all her ceremonial duties, eager to be done with the pomp and circumstance so she can get back to whatever she is reading.

"Brazilians who have become increasingly bored with him started a tweet saying 'Cala Boca Galvao' (shut up Galvao) but asked the world to retweet, explaining it was all about saving the rare Galvao bird, and all tweets would contribute a small sum of money to the fund.

Yet Townshend appears to have spent the entire decade crippled by self-doubt, mired in business problems, increasingly bored with the Who's destructive stage act, and attempting to deal with living in close proximity to the band's drummer Keith Moon, who seems to have alternately amused Townshend and driven him up the wall.

The man is evidently confident that he will be cleared by the increasingly bored-looking Chicago jury hearing his case.

When we meet in October, I ask if he is thinking of leaving The Daily Show because he seems increasingly, well, bored, making frequent references to the fact he's been doing the show "for 75, 80, 1,000 years".

Many of these pickup-truck driving young men, at least in my experience, are increasingly depressed, bored, angry, and frightened.

However, several years later and still doing that sort of work, I found myself increasingly miserable and bored.

Wilson resigned in 1976, increasingly unwell and bored with being prime minister – the latter reason a quiet scandal missed by 70s conspiracy theorists looking for something more sensational.