Sentence examples for Rather tiresome from inspiring English sources

"I especially admire your custom of putting each individual portion of tea in its own tiny bag, though I should think you would find it rather tiresome opening up all those bags every time you want to brew a pot of tea," she wrote.

A rather tiresome film in which headcase collides with bookcase.

"I think it is rather tiresome if a house is too conspicuous," he told Snowdon.

The author thought it rather tiresome, except for the illustrations and certain gruesome passages.

He is often witty, but lately his humour has grown rather tiresome.

A few of the pileups ("Bothatonce") are amusing; most ("allofher"; "slow-wly;bare,ly nudg") are rather tiresome.

He respects the raw power of intelligence and its potential for influencing and driving foreign policy rather than tiresome diplomacy.

Rather like tiresome arguments over whether some avant-garde gallery installation does or does not count as "art " taxonomic bickering over whether a given philosopher is or is not a "moral realist" is an activity as unsightly as it is fruitless.

So tiresome.

Don't be tiresome.

It could be tiresome.