Sentence examples similar to induce ennui from inspiring English sources

Events like this are always a seemingly unavoidable combination of sleep-inducing ennui and excessive length and make me swear if I ever get home from this one and to bed, I'll never go to another one or to anything else.

Watching BBC Three's latest venture,  This Country, I was gripped by a sense of deja vu that soon tipped over in a deep fatigue-inducing ennui.

The Guardians Alexis Petridis was less receptive and commented that the "reedy vocals and lyrical evocations of suburban ennui ... induce a worrying ennui of their own".

360 has a gleaming surface and a knowing air, but essentially it reflects (and this is something hinted at in an accompanying note by Morgan) the lives of people who spend too much time in planes and confuse the ennui induced by jet lag with authentic Weltschmerz.

BARRY TUCKWELL'S skill as a horn player can sometimes make inferior works seem better than they really are, but at his 92d Street Y recital on Tuesday night, performing skill could not dispel the ennui induced by much of the music in the program.

If you don't play games to social life-destroying excess, you may not know the ennui induced by hundreds of hours spent slaying orc and dragon derivatives, driving fast cars and laying waste to the empires of ancient extraterrestrial civilisations.

Victor Pelevin may have the goods on the state of contemporary Russia, and maybe even the state of contemporary advertising, but the flights of fancy that constitute the latter half of this book induce not so much moral vertigo as long-haul ennui.

My name is Noreena and I have election ennui.

How many second-generation Americans have the luxury of ennui?

"The other guys have a sense of ennui," says AOL spokesperson Jeanne Meyer.

Ennui seems to have set in already.