Sentence examples for bit tiresome from inspiring English sources
It's a bit tiresome after a while, then it's interesting again.
We can't ignore these processes just because they make things feel a bit tiresome at times.
"I find negativity a bit tiresome and don't have the patience for it".
"Don't you find this book a bit tiresome?" "It's not working for me," he said.
She tries to help, which is a bit tiresome, because she always sees lots of spots.
They were more like editor notes: "That's a bit boring, that could be tiresome".
He said he was more than ready for that bit of tiresome family business to fade.
This should make the next few steps a bit less tiresome.
"The flipside of Mozart's symphonious mastery," he says, "is that he was a bit of a tiresome cock".
Ulysses Dove's "Red Angels" (1994), the opener, is a tiresome bit of superficial flash for four leading dancers, set to Richard Einhorn's "Maxwell's Demon," played on electric violin on this occasion by Mary Rowell offstage.
