Sentence examples for most tiresome from inspiring English sources

"It really is the most tiresome noisy manifestation.

That's when contemporary art is at its most tiresome and inaccessible.

Sylvia is one of the most tiresome and unconvincing creations in world cinema.

This music, for all its skillful evocation of revolutionary clashes, is among Shostakovich's most tiresome.

Other than that, repetition of arguments that have been thoroughly refuted are most tiresome.

And it was the show requiring them to act that resulted in its most tiresome segments.

He was also a journalist and a novelist of enormous and singular narrative inventiveness and thrust, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, and one of the least boring and most tireless and tiresome public figures of the last half of the 20th century.

In British football, a lot of the most obvious and tiresome abuse is directed at Brighton fans.

The club is heavily patronized by Hollywood's most convenient and tiresome gay stereotype: hunky men who worship Barbra Streisand and seem to have memorized every song from every Broadway musical ever produced.

The other disposes of rivals.Shopping, that most urgent and tiresome activity at this time of the year, may seem to have little to do with either music or murder, beyond the mindless jingles in every store that provoke a desire to dispose of the manager who chose the playlist.

Bar none, regular family dinners have emerged as our most awkward and tiresome form of interaction.