Sentence examples for of a bore from inspiring English sources

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a bore of

of a was

of a were

of a hole

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She's also something of a bore.

The New York Times - Books

It has also become something of a bore.

The Guardian

And usually it all becomes a bit of a bore.

The Guardian - Opinion

Like Strauss's Salome, Glanert's Caligula is an attention-seeker and a bit of a bore.

Independent

It's been a little bit of a bore for a couple of years.

The New York Times

To be an obsessive Tunisian freedom fighter in California was to be something of a bore.

The New York Times

He was, frankly, a bit of a bore, though a harmless one.Reader, I cannot help it.

The Economist

Despite his funny multinational accent, the reformed Gru is something of a bore.

The New York Times

Meaning is a bit of a bore, but storytelling is alive.

The New Yorker

Williams endured a rigorous training regime, admitting this made her "a bit of a bore" socially.

Independent

It is private and taciturn, a bit of a bore, and surprisingly sentimental.

The New York Times - Travel

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of a reflected

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