Sentence examples for sometimes bored from inspiring English sources

Goods were proudly arranged on tables, with the expectant (and sometimes bored) faces of shopkeepers above them.

They sail along from one generation to the next, read by enthralled parents to young children who are often perplexed, sometimes bored, but rarely as amused as we hope.

It is usually while cruising alone at night, sometimes bored, often unsupervised, with the radio dead and the roads empty, when things can go terribly awry -- and sometimes the victim is a woman.

As the action continues, the audience is likely to have the same relationship with the film as the main characters have with each other: sometimes exasperated, sometimes bored, often affectionate.

Yet he was sometimes bored by the speechmaking that precedes lawmaking.

Mr. Ellison is sometimes bored by day-to-day operations and prefers to focus on the broad technology landscape.

By The New Yorker August 24, 2010 The characters in Suzanne Rivecca's fictions are sharp-tongued, deviously funny, wounded, privileged, destitute, and sometimes remarkably bored — but never boring.

The characters in Suzanne Rivecca's fictions are sharp-tongued, deviously funny, wounded, privileged, destitute, and sometimes remarkably bored — but never boring.

The dancers sometimes looked bored.

But she sometimes seems bored when others speak.

She might sometimes be bored by integrity, but she knows what it is.