Sentence examples for tired questions from inspiring English sources

And, wearily: "Ask old, tired questions and you'll get old, tired answers".

But now, partly thanks to Kerry's good work, we're back to the tired questions of the peace process and their well-known answers.

I decided not to ask him the same tired questions that are always posed to living legends, instead playing along with wherever he wanted to go.

Tired question, to which nearly half a century of history responds: yes.

I'm sure this is becoming a tired question, but how did it feel to direct Kim Cattrall as Cleopatra, a part you had played so iconically?

One hears the same tired question from them as they survey the present field of would-be mayors, only now they ask it in regard to Mr. Bloomberg: How will we get along without him?

John Kerry, a muscle man of his own on Thursday night, gave the best answer to a tired question: "Ask Osama bin Laden if he's better off than he was four years ago".

That is the now rather tired question politicians and policy makers keep asking as they work out how to inspire young British entrepreneurs to create world-beating companies.

I can easily answer that old, tired question, but I'd definitely want to use a boatload of words.

The BBC licence fee is surely the most chewed-over, dog-eared and tired old question in British broadcasting.

It even provoked the tired old question of whether Turkey may be turning its back on the West".People see only one side of this story," complains Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkey's foreign minister, in an interview.