Sentence examples for suffering from ennui from inspiring English sources

He reminds me that the last time I wrote about the question I speculated that he was suffering from ennui.

That question is paralyzing for the fictional Harry, who has sold his Internet company for $100 million, but is stuck in an unhappy marriage and suffering from ennui.

Her book covers roughly the same ground as Modern Romance – life advice for twentysomething Americans suffering from ennui in the absence of anything else wrong in their lives – but its initial reception was very different.

6 A.M. (Starz) AN EDUCATION (2009) Carey Mulligan stars as Jenny, a willful, Oxford-bound 16-year-old suffering from ennui in the London suburb of Twickenham in 1961.

Populated by a number of violent criminals but not exactly a propulsive thriller, and saddled with a literature-professor protagonist suffering from existential ennui, The Gambler suffers from an uncertain genre positioning, as well as rather unlikely casting in the lead role.

It takes a rare, demonic genius to brush off the slaughter of thousands on the grounds that they were suffering from severe ennui brought about by boring modern architecture.

If it were a person, it would be Wynona Ryder as Susanna Kaysen in "Girl Interrupted," trying to decide if she was crazy or just suffering from teenage ennui.

Suffering from black-leggings ennui?

In that movie, Murray, suffering from jet lag and ennui, haunts the hotel's lavish bar, as the lights of the city flash below, and a lounge band turns out lousy cover songs.

"The fabulously wealthy are suffering from a severe form of ennui caused by 'having it all', so their search is not simply for something different but for something that can overtly demonstrate their wealth to others – given the publicity it will generate in star-struck publications like Hello! magazine.

As a child growing up in San Diego she suffered from ennui and longed for adventure.