How to use Boredom in Sentences?
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1. Had he only shrunk into this silence to avoid the pain and boredom of reiteration?
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2. But he repudiated the saying, and there was no boredom in his eye nor in the eyes of any.
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3. He had thought with boredom of this marriage, and had grasped at any alleviation of the martyrdom.
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4. No one is freer from the boredom of a long talk when there is a chance of a boat or a ride.
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5. Why should he submit to everlasting boredom for the mere sake of acting like everybody else?
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6. He had a full realization of what the boredom of family life can be, when passion has grown stale.
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7. But the general experience was one of utter boredom rarely relieved by a stroke of good luck.
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8. All trace of boredom gone, his eyes aglow with eagerness, he gesticulated for silence.
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9. The boredom became so excessive that he decided he must make a move soon, however rash it was.
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10. By degrees he became unhinged, his vague boredom developing into restless, nervous excitement.
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11. To give Adela her due, boredom was a malady from which she very rarely suffered.
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12. The contrast of Hilary's tragedian air and Urquhart's tranquil boredom was upsetting to him.
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13. Jervaise's expression admirably conveyed his complete boredom with me and my speeches.
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14. Jane was alone when the visit was made, and the heaviness and boredom of mid-afternoon was upon her.
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15. But in reality the whole business of being a public lecturer is one long variation of boredom and fatigue.
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16. The books and music cannot be kept out, because they alone can make the hideous boredom of the hearth bearable.
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17. There was no hint of boredom on either side, no suggestion that the visit was being prolonged a little queerly.
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18. I lifted the puppy to show him his new country, but he merely exhibited boredom and a dislike of the sudden rush of air.
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19. Tuesday, I distinctly mingle with boredom a recollection of something that caused a feeling of absolute loathing.
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20. In summer many trades are slack, girls are idle, and out of sheer boredom they hang around the parks seeking amusement.
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21. Maurice Brandon, a look of supreme boredom on his handsome face, had just sauntered down to the river bank.
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22. Then she went up again, shut her door, put on coals, and fainting with the heat of the hearth, felt her boredom weigh more heavily than ever.
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23. Bazarov, however, soon ceased to shut himself up; the fever of work fell away, and was replaced by dreary boredom or vague restlessness.
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24. They have a habit of taking themselves for granted, and that habit is responsible for nine-tenths of the boredom and despair on the face of the planet.
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25. The concert came up to his most sardonic expectations, and he resigned himself to a boredom only intensified by the behavior of some crude humorists in the rows behind.
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26. He had evinced unmistakable signs of discontent and boredom before his intellectual henchman had thus struck in on his behalf; and he was really gratified for the rescue.
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27. Without books, without having acquired the power of reading for pleasure, none of us can be independent, but if we can read we have a sure defence against boredom in solitude.
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