bores

A few things: 1.) The A/V conference room controls space bores customers and is full of competitors.

Evac'ed to NYC and now I have pretty much the opposite reaction: 1 week in the suburbs is nice but afterwards it bores me to tears.

If what they're supposed to be reporting bores them, they'll get it wrong in an entertaining fashion more often than not.

Looks like you're set as long as you manage to make proper screw bores.

Out of all of those in the list, running bores me the most.

Few to no people have the discipline to make themselves work on something that bores them for many hours straight without paging it out.

I still enjoy playing certain sports, but watching them, especially on TV, bores me to tears.

The JFK story gets us to the facts but quickly bores.

And once that bores you, you start calling yourself an Architect.

Personally, LeGuin bores me to tears because I like more action/idea driven in my reading and LeGuin tends more toward character driven.

Self-appointed grammarians can choose to stick to whatever usage they like, but going around with stickers and marker pens only makes them look like pedantic bores.

I never cared for the functional languages (ML, etc), mostly because I found the functional programming zealots to be such insufferable bores.

Then he finished up with silly libertarian extremism; hand-wringing over why it's harder to develop pharmaceuticals (where a bad product can kill people or leave them in lifelong pain) over a video game company (where a bad product takes a few dollars out of your pocket and bores you for an hour), because "ebil gummint regulations".