Sentence examples for become wearing from inspiring English sources

The risk is that the machinations become wearing.

However winsomely delivered, though, the misery in human relationships can become wearing.

This can become wearing, like watching a magician who invites you once too often to see for yourself that there is nothing up her sleeves.

The Fool, whose riddles can become wearing, has had many lines cut and instead, stage left, tinkles out tunes as a kind of facetious commentary on a bare-fronted piano, which eerily continues to play on its own once the Fool has vanished from the play.

As a reflection on the hectic pace of modern life, it works well, but in a novel this long it can become wearing and even the narrative snippets that are a mere page long hint at stories that I would gladly have followed.

The fact is, some forms just become worn out.

During a game, the mound can become worn down.

He had apparently become worn out by internal politics.

These fragile protrusions of cement become worn down or abraded by debonded components.

Phrases such as "unspoiled paradise" or "best-kept secret" have long become worn and deadening.

But this narrative has become worn and no longer fits the facts.