Sentence examples for which bored from inspiring English sources
William Gibson and Neal Stephenson are usually credited with the popularisation of the avatar concept, though Philip K Dick, typically, explored it before everyone else, with the Perky Pat layouts by which bored planetary colonists in The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch could insert themselves into Barbie doll worlds.
School, which bored him, was quickly supplanted by chess.
He was more wonkish, which bored a lot of people".
They chattered on about the mundane aspects of life which bored him so much".
He hunted with his father, which bored him, and he danced with his mother, which he loved.
Anna and I talked of drama school, which bored him, and since we didn't have business in common, he eventually got antsy.
RAPTORS 103, JAZZ 95: Vince Carter and Toronto took advantage of the visiting Utah Jazz, which looked bored, its coach said.
They are made of some reptilian synthetic, and the fabric has a print of mustard-and-brown squares that might have been adapted from the back of an envelope on which a bored Prada was doodling.
Culbard and Edginton are now hard at work on The Sign of Four, in which Holmes, bored and restless, is in danger of abandoning himself entirely to his cocaine solution.
It's a story of corruption and abuse, set in 1969, in which a bored and groundless California teen-ager joins a Manson-like cult, with bloody, Manson-like results.
It recalled the Frost Report Monty Python sketch starring John Cleese in which two bored airline pilots decide to rattle their passengers by announcing to the cabin, "There is absolutely no cause for alarm".Why would the Fed take the trouble to make explicit something that was already implicit in the statement?
