Sentence examples for In tiresome from inspiring English sources
The demand for a pet-based normalcy test has since been ritualized, in tiresome but necessary books by or addressed to Millie, Socks, and their ilk.
That logo, designed, the team's Web site explains, by a Nassau county "advertising executive," does show the island in tiresome detail — but not the Brooklyn bit of it.
The game has a unique rhythm, inviting players to quest into darkness with only the occasional bonfire as a way station, and the story unfolds not in tiresome reams of exposition but in snatches and fragments.
The dinner itself is described in tiresome detail, its various courses presented by a sinister maître d' with an ominously hovering pinkie finger and then analysed at length in Paul's narrative.
How would he limn all these awful dinner parties where Old Media kisses up to New Media, with Old Media desperately trying to be more casual by casting off its tie, and more hip by droning on in tiresome digibabble?
But surely he might have given voters more to smile about?The new cabinet reflects the president's determination to avoid getting bogged down in tiresome confrontations in his second term, as well as his conviction that Iran can evolve peacefully only if some powerful conservatives are lured into the reformist camp an impossibility if the cabinet contains firebrands.
Jane Smiley tried something similar in her tiresome 2007 novel, "Ten Days in the Hills," and in "The Pregnant Widow," Mr. Amis makes many of the same mistakes she did — most notably, assuming that readers will be interested in a bunch of spoiled, self-absorbed twits, who natter on endlessly about their desires and resentments and body parts.
Of course, the statement in and of itself lives in the tiresome world of sports hypotheticals, making it impossible to grapple with or counter in any real way. .
Paloma Herrera had a slight edge over an uncharacteristically nervous-looking Ms. Murphy in the tiresome balances of the Rose Adagio in evening and matinee performances of the "Sleeping Beauty" excerpt.
Ms. Tice, a wisp of a dancer suited to allegro parts, was in her element in "Syzygy" — which grows tiresome in its relentlessness — leading a pack of 12 others in an unflinching swirl of motion.
The economy that the president is addressing is in crisis, but a crisis that has been excruciatingly prolonged, beaten out in a tiresome tempo of starts and stalls.
