Sentence examples for tired stuff from inspiring English sources

But that's old, tired stuff now.

And yet, Burr is all swaggering self-assurance as he delivers this tired stuff, loftily dismissing protests from a woman in the front row as he does so.

In that sense, there's not a whole lot new in this article -- it's mostly the same old tired stuff that is all to easy to lap up without basic background knowledge and critical thought.

Campbell begins with some tired stuff about politics being about the securing and holding of power, adding that it also involves major issues of ideology, class and economic interests.

It's all the tired stuff everybody says — age working against you, films that made your career not being made anymore.

But the rivalry and mutual resentment of father and son is tired stuff from a night-school course in dramaturgy.

If that leaves you too tired to stuff a turkey, the (family-friendly) village pub, the Cuckoo Brow Inn, serves lunch on Christmas Day.

But for me, the spellbinding thing about Danny Boyle's Olympic opening ceremony was the way it forged a new mythology for Britain: not the tired old stuff about cricket and spinsters bicycling to evensong, but something that was rich and strange, and embraced Shakespeare and Blake and children's books and Tim Berners-Lee and, yes, cricket.

— Jeff Gordinier The Washington Post: A crash course in coffee: A hater of the stuff, tired of being left out of the klatsch, steeps herself in the brew's many tastes and uses — and learns to like it, sort of.

Oh, I get sick and tired of that stuff!" In 1935, a fire, thought to be the work of an arsonist, burned the family's barn to the ground, destroying the new Ford, a hay crop, and most of the farm's equipment.

His response to the request: "Please, spare me!" And weary of the hullabaloo surrounding the skyrocketing stock, he told the Vietnamese newspaper Tuoi Tre that he is "too tired of this stuff".