Sentence examples for profoundly bored from inspiring English sources
Were you just profoundly bored with the way most bios read.
At one point Bishop says, more in sorrow than in pride, "I feel profoundly bored with all the contemporary poetry except yours, — and mine that I haven't written yet".
Paris Review editor Lorin Stein told Vanity Fair in the ur-Goldfinching: "What worries me is that people who read only one or two books a year will plunk down their money for The Goldfinch, and read it, and tell themselves they like it, but deep down will be profoundly bored, because they aren't children, and will quietly give up on the whole enterprise".
Ian McEwan says that his novel "Solar" was poorly received in the United States because Americans are "profoundly bored" by climate change.
After the Kansas scenes, the movie, in this long stretch, becomes profoundly boring.
"In many film and literary depictions of using, the drugs are often relegated to an incidental role," writes Crace, "because the nature of addiction is so profoundly boring.
He was thin and deeply tanned, and had a heavy-lidded expression that was not tired or bored, exactly, but profoundly listless.
