Sentence examples for seem boredom from inspiring English sources

8 hours leisure time seems pretty sweet, but remember, there are no TV's, no music, no video games and no internet so their options are limited and it would seem boredom will be inevitable.

Commenting on a play by Karel Capek about a women who at age 42 receives immortality and by age 342 no longer wants to live, Williams wrote: "Her trouble was, it seems, boredom: a boredom connected with the fact that everything that could happen and make sense to one human being of 42 [biological age] had already happened to her" by age 342 (82).

It may seem that boredom is a natural human trait, something that's been around as long as people have.

Many times what seems like boredom is actually avoidance of a task that you don't want to do.

Our digitally saturated culture makes boredom seem like a rarity.

It's not a question that's been asked much in the 150 years since we started moaning about it; even philosophers seem to find boredom boring, preferring instead to concentrate on ethics and epistemology.

Jonathan Schooler, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara who has focused his research on daydreaming, put it this way: "Daydreaming and boredom seem to be a source for incubation and creative discovery in the brain and are part of the creative incubation process".

Retirement -- and boredom -- seem to be weighing heavily on the House speaker.

There must be some reason Lin makes the easiest states of being, like laziness and boredom, seem brow-furrowingly difficult.

Professor Jonathan Schooler from UC Santa Barbara says, "Daydreaming and boredom seem to be a source for incubation and creative discovery in the brain". Just when you've found a quiet place to sit alone and reflect, an itch will beckon to be scratched.

As so often with Navy life, boredom seemed the worst enemy, but even worse than boredom — so much worse that it was unthinkable — was the idea that it might be pointless.