Sentence examples for more boredom from inspiring English sources

But just two years ago, there was rather more boredom in Rose's life.

They gorged and purged and gorged and purged: more repetition, more boredom.

Seldom has the sight of editors fleeing into the night invited more boredom with fashion.

A little more boredom would have been welcome during an analogue study conducted in 1999 by the Institute of Biomedical Problems, in Moscow.

The ones who heard the low-level TV reported more boredom than the other two groups — they had difficulty concentrating but were not sure why, and attributed that difficulty to boredom.

"The only two words that promise more boredom in the English language are 'featuring Sting,'" said Oliver.

For Study 2, technology-mediated feedback resulted in more boredom and less engagement in October compared to when no feedback was given.

The more an individual is interested in subject matter over a curricular unit, the more boredom emerges when lacking time to reflect on the contents in situ.