Sentence examples for rather tiring from inspiring English sources

"How does one have to be at 65? One must apparently fit some clichés which I find rather tiring.

Ada Bonadei's murky lighting also grew rather tiring in its sense of one-note drama, especially in blurring faces so that the nuances of certain exchanges were lost.

Of course, rigorous debate is needed on how to shore things up before it's Shantytown, U.S.A., but certain economic talking points have been beaten to death and become rather tiring.

Vocalists, this will be rather tiring on your voice, take as much water as possible to practice with you.

This was rather tiring, and very much a tale of two halves.

I get to travel a fair bit around the country, which is fun, but sometimes this can be rather tiring, too, and I am glad to spend a "quiet" day in the office now and again.

He found its theme of the dangers of medical experimentation "rather tired".

It may seem like a philosophy befitting a stylist rather than someone who measures mid-corner tire loads.

Schedule exercise that is energizing, rather than tiring.

You can also blow dry your hair in front of a fan, rather than tiring out your arm with a blow dryer.

As soon as they say go use all your strength in a short burst to shock your opponent and win in a few seconds rather than tiring yourself in a long match.