Sentence examples for rather bored from inspiring English sources

I'm also rather bored with American journalists.

Descartes was rather bored, contenting himself with some painting, military architecture, and learning Flemish.

So I fear that the press pack is going to get rather bored if they're looking for high political drama.

"Looking from the prow of the boat in the early morning, I was rather bored, seeing only fog.

"We were rather bored during a break in this drama and the Beatles were in the studio next door.

If not, I'm rather bored by people such as her playing devil's advocate and whipping up unnecessary panic.

However, little did I know that a homebrew renaissance has been building, started by beer aficionados rather than bored middle-aged hobbyists.

Instead of bottoming out or drifting into obscurity, the show chose to go out on a ratings high, leaving viewers in mourning rather than bored.

They sound like a real band, rather than bored multimillionaires going through the motions, which adds a genuine edge to the big hits: Wild Horses should be dulled by overfamiliarity, but it packs an emotional punch.

However, McNamara admitted he would rather have bored fans and progressed.

Apparently these women are "bored" (rather than planning their family's holiday, shopping for groceries or even - heaven forfend - just enjoying themselves).