Sentence examples for tiresome about from inspiring English sources

At the end of the post, Mr Salam writes:There is something tiresome about relitigating the ARRA, just as there is something tiresome about endlessly relitigating the Bush tax cuts.

There is something tiresome about Picasso.

O'Hara also knew a great deal about sex, and even became a little tiresome about it, reminding us, long after we needed reminding, of how helplessly carnal we are.

One doesn't want to be tiresome about this, but if this committee really is meant to reshape our nation's fiscal priorities for decades to come then it would be good if more sorts of voices were represented.

Likewise, when I make a doomed attempt to nudge her off the fence over Jeremy Corbyn, a man someone of her politics would plainly see as a catastrophe for the Labour party, she steadfastly refuses to budge, insisting: "I'm sorry to be tiresome about it, but it is quite frankly not a debate that I want to engage".

Teachers are starting to get really quite tiresome about the whole doing work and meeting deadlines thing, and it's just such a bother.

After twelve hundred pages of "The Lord of the Rings," I'd had just about enough of the hobbits' endless pining for home and their tiresome whingeing about not having a second breakfast.

Someone somewhere is doubtless already writing a tiresome thesis about today's S&M consumerist-voyeurist ethos.

As someone from New Jersey, I have heard plenty of tiresome clichés about my state.

Hopefully she meant the charming, funny, literate aspects, not the childish, tiresome braggadocio about his sexual conquests.

Footballers' Wives grew tiresome; how about Vauxhall Conference Wives, where the nearest anyone comes to roasting is Sunday lunch?