Sentence examples for no boredom from inspiring English sources
It's simply for amusement and doesn't solve a pain point (no, boredom isn't a pain point).
"There is no boredom like that of an intelligent woman who spends all day with a very small child," she has written of this period.
On motherhood: "There is no boredom like that of an intelligent woman who spends all day with a very small child".
Then again, as the historian Paul Johnson has said: "There will be no boredom when we take the road to the stars".
There is no boredom like that boredom, sitting in the stern of a big expensive boat as it churns through the coastal waters, watching your host, the wheel in one hairy hand and a bowlful of Scotch in the other, woofing at you about how much he loves this, meanwhile the sun is beating down, turning your brain to tomato aspic.
There is no studied boredom, no sniping about who is seated where and no PRs in headsets sweeping VIPs to the front row.
Jack (London) No internet equals boredom.
The Boredoms no longer play the spastic music that made their reputation.
Staying on a diet long enough to achieve major weight loss can feel like a journey down a deserted highway: there are no signs to tell you where you are, no radio programs to ease the boredom, no restaurants to break the tedium and no one to whom you can complain.
Wilson, for instance, who despised "college professors" and their tastes, tackled the problem of the "boring" modern story at great and lucid length, ending with the intriguing conclusion that each age has its own acceptable boredoms, with Joyce's boredoms being no greater than Sir Walter Scott's.
