Sentence examples for should be bored from inspiring English sources
6 Bored of Tunbridge Wells Traditionalists say it should be bored by or bored with, but not bored of, a "rule" cheerfully ignored, I would say, by anyone under about 40.
She was bored – and should be bored – because fashion is not her love affair; music is.
"You know, when you think about it, you should be bored in the kitchen.
We should be bored of C.K. by now: he's a grumbly, straight white man inching toward fifty; he releases new material constantly.
Really, she should be bored of travelling the world with Vin Diesel and his coterie of PR people to promote the slick and ridiculous car-racing blockbuster Fast & Furious.
She should be bored senseless but is adamant it's fine.
IDEALLY, according to the governor of the Bank of England, monetary policy should be "boring".
"Everyone has LONG PROFOUND looks at each other – they frequently cry on meeting, or seeing people shot or something … no film should be boring, and this one is".
"An election should be exciting for candidates and politicians, and it should be boring for observers," said Matyas Eorsi, a Hungarian lawmaker who led the observer mission from the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly.
That would fairly describe how Mr Bernanke has battled perhaps the biggest financial crisis since FDR's time, which erupted one year ago this week.The chairman of the Federal Reserve has cast aside any notion that central bankers should be boring.
In theory, "Safe Area Gorazde" should be boring, since so much of Sacco's story concerns not the tales of siege, death and privation but the common joys and miseries of everyday life in the enclave.
