Sentence examples for most bored from inspiring English sources

It's an experiment that most bored beer drinkers have performed at one time or another.

The American and Russian presidents seemed to vie to see who could look the most bored and fed up.

"There is a side to it that is unsanctioned," says Sayeg, "but you'd have to be the most bored police officer to want to arrest me".

Even the most bored teenager or terrible two-year-old can be tempted to linger here, or befriend one of the many birders who are generous with their telescopes.

The frequent flip-flops are aggravating, as is the apparent mandate that every actor on set must deliver their lines as if they were the most bored people on planet Earth.

Queuing up for groceries amid resigned-looking, behatted shoppers didn't quite fit Julie Christie's 1965 lifestyle – even though she's doing a good job of looking the most bored of them all.

According to an analysis of survey data in 2009 by the London-based New Economics Foundation, they are the fourth-most-bored out of 22 European nations.

Soon after September's operation, Jenkins spent most days bored, resting.

But when hackers and security suits filed out an hour later, most looked bored and deflated.

According to David Wagner, a computer science professor at the University of California, Berkeley, the hackers were relatively unsophisticated and most resembled "bored rebellious teenagers".

The idea was yet another Web project (americanstory.org -- it hasn't happened yet), but the effect on Pariser was much larger: in the midst of a national campaign that left most people bored and disenchanted, he found that opinion polls and political rhetoric didn't come close to doing justice to Americans' beliefs.