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Quotes About Boredom

When you become a parent, that's a whole new level of life intruding. Nobody tells you how boring and time-sucking it's going to be! Or how the responsibility feels like an airbag going off in your life.
~ Maria Semple
Ramsey spun an uncurled paper clip
~ Robert Dugoni
Omnes dii gentium daemonia sunt; Dominus autem coelos fecit. Deliver us, O Lord, from religiosity and Godlessness alike, lest we wander in fakery or die of boredom. Restore to us Thyself as Giver and the secular as Thy gift. Let idols perish and con jobs cease. Give repentance and better minds to all pagans and secularists; in the meantime, of Thy mercy, keep them out of our cellars.
~ Robert Farrar Capon
I fear the boredom that comes with not learning and not taking chances.
~ Robert Fulghum
He was well aware that he hadn't told Polworth the whole truth about his relationship with Robin Ellacott, which, after all, was nobody else's business. The truth was that his feelings contained nuances and complications that he preferred not to examine. For instance, he had a tendency, when alone, bored, or low-spirited, to want to hear her voice.
~ Robert Galbraith
she was on the telephone, wearing that expression of disinterested attentiveness that betokens a person on hold.
~ Robert Galbraith
Somé parecia ter sido empalhado em ébano macio por um mestre que se entendiou da própria maestria e começou a tender ao grotesco.
~ Robert Galbraith
a master hand that had grown bored with its own expertise, and started to veer towards the grotesque.
~ Robert Galbraith
desire had its exaggerated and dramatic pleasures, but he was bored by the endless scenes and recantations. Love was simply the same steady heartbeat hour after hour. It bored him with its lack of event.
~ Robert Goolrick
Boredom is the attitude that occurs when we fail to embrace the privilege of living a heaven-driven life. Laziness is what happens when we have no compelling cause to energize our day.
~ Robert J Morgan
As a society, we seem to be flying too close to the flame, looking for stimulation—we are bored audiences more attuned to fantasy than to reality, in danger of falling completely into the abyss about which Nietzsche warned us.
~ Robert K. Ressler
Only boring people get bored. Life may be tedius, but not if you brought a book.
~ Robert Mailer Anderson
Only boring people get bored. Life may be tedious, but not if you brought a book.
~ Robert Mailer Anderson
Boredom is the inner conflict we suffer when we lose desire, when we lack a lacking.
~ Robert McKee
I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
~ Robert T. Kiyosaki
One listens to the murmur of the soul only because of boredom.
~ Robert Walser
I think that one listens to the murmur of the soul only because of boredom.
~ Robert Walser
Se aburren quienes se pasan la vida esperando que algo los estimule desde fuera...
~ Robert Walser
But it wasn't boring like this; I loved it, sitting there doing nothing. There wasn't even anything to look at except the houses across the road.
~ Roddy Doyle
You know a movie is slow when you start looking to see what time it is. You know it's awful when you start shaking your watch to see if it has stopped. One
~ Roger Ebert
yesterday) From the terrace of the Flore, I see a woman sitting on the windowsill of the bookstore La Hune; she is holding a glass in one hand, apparently bored; the whole room behind her is filled with men, their backs to me. A cocktail party. May cocktails. A sad, depressing sensation of a seasonal and social stereotype. What comes to my mind is that maman is no longer here and life, stupid life, continues.
~ Roland Barthes
21 de noviembre noche "En todas partes me aburro
~ Roland Barthes
Haddon Robinson once said, "I have come closer to being bored out of the Christian faith than being reasoned out of it. I think we underestimate the deadly gas of boredom. It is not only the death of communication, but the death of life and hope.
~ Leonard Sweet
That disillusionment, moreover, like all other vogues, having had its beginning in the higher strata of society, had descended to the lower, where it was being worn threadbare, and that, now, those who were really and truly bored strove to conceal their misfortune as if it were a vice.
~ Lermontov, Mikhail