Sentence examples for sometimes boring from inspiring English sources

The games were sometimes boring.

Today's races are sometimes boring.

At the academy things vary, sometimes boring, sometimes highly interesting.

All this is (a) harmless, (b) slightly silly, (c) not seriously frightening and, (d) sometimes boring.

Jobs at big electronics firms are scarce, and the work is sometimes boring.

Nature is sometimes comfortable, sometimes beautiful, sometimes boring, sometimes irritating — and it's important to say which.

He chooses to view this as a sign of respect, even if it sometimes bores him.

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.

Southgate is a thoroughly decent man but Middlesbrough have sometimes bored their supporters rigid this season and they arrived fearing something like this.

By Calvin Tomkins September 5, 2017 "Cautionary Tales" sails from one generation to the next, read by enthralled parents to children who are often perplexed and sometimes bored by the verses, rarely as amused as we hope they will be.