Sentence examples for was rather bored from inspiring English sources

Descartes was rather bored, contenting himself with some painting, military architecture, and learning Flemish.

"Looking from the prow of the boat in the early morning, I was rather bored, seeing only fog.

A commentator in The Daily Telegraph said Mr. Hayward looked "like a tired undertaker who was rather bored with having to look mournful".

Darwin was rather bored by Robert Jameson's natural history course which covered geology including the debate between Neptunism and Plutonism.

"We were rather bored during a break in this drama and the Beatles were in the studio next door.

If not, I'm rather bored by people such as her playing devil's advocate and whipping up unnecessary panic.

Love it or hate it – and I am rather bored by it – the habit of comparing people or things to Marmite is unavoidable.

Many of my colleagues are rather bored with the whole debate and I'm slightly nervous that I am going to be left dangling over a yapping pit of scientists baying for editorial blood (despite science writer Ed Yong's tweet, I take some comfort from the fact that he will be participating in the event).

Mr Farage also said he was "really rather bored" with the media's "obsession" that depicts UKIP as a racist party.

I'm also rather bored with American journalists.

Nigel Farage says he is "really rather bored" with the media's "obsession" that depicts UKIP as a racist party.