Sentence examples for a tiresome exercise from inspiring English sources
The roll-out of a new trailer has become a tiresome exercise.
George Will has called it "undignified … vulgar … a tiresome exercise in political exhibitionism".
It's a clever touch, but the scene soon becomes a tiresome exercise in the ways a dancer can mimic swiping a MetroCard.
As its listings continue to swell, things are becoming a little too noisy, and trawling through 738 reviews for a single hotel is a tiresome exercise.
It is usually a tiresome exercise to imagine what some departed luminary would make of present-day follies: "What would Mencken have thought about George W. Bush?," and so on.
Tschumi has often used red as a signature motif, a tiresome branding exercise.
DEMONSTRATORS are a tiresome lot.
Still, Mr Ross must have been a tiresome neighbour.
Shepherd, however, isn't a tiresome chinstroker.
They're a tiresome, obstinate lot, our masters".
It is a tiresome thing that women do".
