Sentence examples for to be bored from inspiring English sources

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to be bored

verb

To exist; to have real existence.

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Not to be bored.

You don't want to be bored.

Why would I want to be bored?

"He didn't ever want to be bored.

Warhol challenges us to be bored.

He can afford to be bored.

When everyone is known to be bored, the meeting halts.

It was impossible to be bored in her presence.

To be bored would be his most ghastly nightmare.

There is, he says, no excuse to be bored.

Everyone, of course, knows what it's like to be bored.

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