100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "bore"

Definition

Bore (noun) refers to a person or thing that causes boredom or a dull, tedious experience. It can also refer to a hole or opening made by drilling or digging.

Synonyms

• Drudge
• Dullard
• Nuisance
• Drag
• Boredom
• Tedium

Antonyms

• Excitement
• Thrill
• Interest
• Engagement
• Enthusiasm

Examples

1. The lecture did not just bore me; it put me to sleep.
2. He tends to bore everyone with his long stories.
3. I find it hard to stay awake when he bores me with the details.
4. The movie was so dull that it bored the entire audience.
5. Why do you always bore us with the same old jokes?
6. She can bore even the most patient listener.
7. I was bored to tears during that presentation.
8. His constant complaining bores me.
9. I don't want to bore you with my problems.
10. The book was so tedious that it bored me to the core.
11. He has a talent for making any subject bore me.
12. The wait in line bored us to death.
13. This task will bore anyone who loves action.
14. The conversation quickly turned dull and began to bore me.
15. I can't believe how much that lecture bored the students.
16. The endless meeting bored everyone present.
17. She tried not to bore her friends with too many details.
18. I find his obsession with trains boring and it bore me during dinner.
19. The repeated stories from my grandparents often bore me.
20. The long drive started to bore my kids.
21. Don't bore me with your excuses!
22. The tedious task only served to bore me further.
23. He has this ability to bore me even when I'm in a good mood.
24. I sometimes bore my friends with trivia they don't care about.
25. She can talk about her job in a way that bores everyone.
26. The documentary was informative but also bore me.
27. I was starting to bore of the same routine every day.
28. His lengthy explanations will definitely bore you.
29. The repetition of the same song bored me after a while.
30. I don't want to bore you with the details of my weekend.
31. The presentation was so dry that it bore the audience.
32. Listening to him bore me after just a few minutes.
33. She began to bore the guests with her endless stories.
34. The dull painting didn't just bore me; it left me unimpressed.
35. He has a knack for boring people with his rants.
36. I find it hard not to bore when watching that series.
37. The slow pace of the book bored me.
38. He can bore a hole through anything with that drill.
39. I would rather do anything than bore myself with this task.
40. The new policy is likely to bore the employees.
41. I always worry that I might bore my audience during a speech.
42. Her enthusiasm helped to counteract the topics that might bore others.
43. Don't bore me with your monotonous voice.
44. The endless data presentation bored even the analysts.
45. I never want to bore my friends with my troubles.
46. The long wait at the airport bored us to no end.
47. An overly detailed explanation can often bore listeners.
48. I really don't want to bore you with my personal life.
49. The lack of action in the movie bored the viewers.
50. His attempt at humor only served to bore the crowd.
51. I can't stand it when people bore me with small talk.
52. The monotony of the job began to bore him.
53. The dull speech began to bore the attendees.
54. I didn't mean to bore you with my stories.
55. The constant updates on the same issue bored the stakeholders.
56. The long novel bored me halfway through.
57. Watching paint dry might actually bore me less than this.
58. The documentary's slow pace began to bore the viewers.
59. His detailed recounting of the event started to bore the listeners.
60. The repetitive sound of the machine began to bore everyone.
61. I tried to avoid boring my friends with irrelevant facts.
62. The dull weather only served to bore me further.
63. She didn't want to bore him with her problems.
64. The way he talks about his hobbies can sometimes bore others.
65. I could feel my eyes glazing over as the lecture continued to bore.
66. The traffic jam was so long it began to bore me.
67. I was forced to bore my way through the paperwork.
68. The long wait for the train could bore anyone.
69. Don't bore me with your complaints; I have my own!
70. The film's slow start began to bore the audience.
71. The tedious process of filling out forms tends to bore me.
72. His insistence on sharing every detail only bored me more.
73. I avoided talking about work to not bore my friends.
74. The dull lecture had me trying not to bore anyone around me.
75. She could tell that the story was starting to bore him.
76. I would rather do anything than bore myself with chores.
77. The lack of excitement in the meeting began to bore the participants.
78. The constant sound of the clock ticking began to bore me.
79. I found myself bore during the long conference call.
80. The overly detailed report bored everyone.
81. His endless explanations tend to bore even the most patient listeners.
82. The class discussion was so dull it nearly bored me to sleep.
83. He often bores me with his talk of politics.
84. The long drive was made worse by the fact it began to bore me.
85. I think your jokes are starting to bore me.
86. The repetitive nature of the task can easily bore anyone.
87. His stories, while interesting at first, began to bore me over time.
88. The mundane details of her day began to bore me.
89. I didn't mean to bore you with my complaints.
90. The dullness of the book made it hard not to bore myself.
91. I tried to keep the conversation lively to avoid boring her.
92. The monotonous tone of his voice began to bore me.
93. I can't believe how quickly this meeting is starting to bore me.
94. The long history lecture began to bore the students.
95. I find it hard not to bore myself with the same routines.
96. The story was engaging at first but eventually began to bore me.
97. I often worry that I might bore my audience with too much detail.
98. The dull scenery on the drive started to bore me.
99. The slow pace of the novel began to bore the readers.
100. I didn’t mean to bore you with my detailed plan.