Sentence examples for mostly bored from inspiring English sources

About as excited as I typically feel during any Uber ride, after the initial thrill wore off – which is to say mostly bored.

It's just her in her element, mostly bored and alone.

They looked mostly bored or annoyed, although one appeared to be smiling.

He says his students are mostly bored or hostile, but that sounds about right for Zedd.

But I'm not sure Femen's protest really made that point any more clear, or just created a media spectacle that even the media are mostly bored of.

As a great deal of British literature has it, from Austen to McEwan, it is filled with a thousand petty grudges and secret desires that occupy the minds of the mostly bored.

It sounds like German for "yes"; mostly comedy bored – "ja, ja, ja" – sometimes more doom-laden.

In the 1920s, he mostly painted bored, fragile petites filles, prostitutes waiting for clients, models waiting for the pose to end, in a style somewhere between Degas and Matisse.

Vivian, 14 The gangs are mostly just bored kids.

The audience applauded occasionally, but mostly looked bored; they hadn't come for the politics they wanted a show.

Here's one example: An article on making paper spitballs is going to be read mostly by bored teenage students looking for laughs and people who, for whatever reason, want to vicariously experience that frame of mind.