They both agreed that the current administration seems to be "bored with foreign policy" and did not sow the seeds on the ground in Egypt during the past two years for a secular movement to emerge; and now we are "opening the door to Islamic fundamentalist domination".
Have the courage to say yes to all your opportunities, no matter if they seem to be boring at the beginning.
The Farrelly formula established by "Dumb and Dumber" proved extraordinarily popular -- so popular, in fact, that the brothers themselves now seem to be bored with it.
Passantino called Warning "a great album" and viewed that Green Day "seemed to be bored with their genre-medium, but simultaneously knowledgeable that any attempt to boundary-hop will end with them falling on their face".
If they seem to be bored after a while (being easily distracted is one clue), change to something else.
By the time of the O.E.D.'s first citation of the noun "boredom" in 1852, in Dickens's "Bleak House" (where it occurs six times by my count), everyone, or at least everyone in the novel-reading middle classes, seemed to be bored, or worried about becoming bored.
In some ways, everyone seems to be completely bored with and disaffected by politics.
As offensive as it sounds, apparently "modest" fashion in the eyes of these high end fashion 'experts' seems to be synonymous with "boring" and "dowdy".
If your guinea pig seems to be tired or bored, let it rest.
For the man who nicknamed himself the Big Aristotle, Boston seems to be a bit boring, judging by the ratio of his antics to his playing time.
He believes the current trend in poetry seems to be a "fear of boring the reader" with every line having "three interesting things in it because people are terrified of the reader falling asleep.
