Sentence examples for particularly tiresome from inspiring English sources

A particularly tiresome event has occurred again and again ever since the Berlin wall came down.

But what is particularly tiresome is that it has really caught on in the liberal press, as sexism is not generally an issue of concern to conservatives.

One particularly tiresome comment came 10 years ago, when a male colleague told me: "Women can't conduct because their breasts get in the way".

ARGUMENTS about money are always tiresome, particularly when the sums are meagre.

He's also concerned that people might find the procedures tiresome – particularly if they have to listen to a recording every time they eat.

There was more room for them in new, expanding sciences such as x-ray crystallography, particularly with the tiresome work required before the advent of the electronic computer and automatic methods.

DINNER parties can be tiresome ordeals, particularly if you find yourself next to an individual keen to show off worldly credentials, such as a journalist.

In the London suburbs in the early 60s, if a young man sought knowledge of sexual matters he had to traipse up to the West End to watch European films, and if particularly desperate during a tiresome evening might even be forced to turn to literature.

"New Business" was mostly tiresome, not particularly enraging.

On the latter award Marianne's feelings were mixed, particularly when it came to a tiresome search around Totnes for a hat for the investiture.

I'll save all the evidence so that when you are in some particularly nattering mood one day (after a tiresome day with the three kids) I can produce them and tell you to shut up and read them.