Sentence examples for tiresome back from inspiring English sources

An interesting new work by Philip Hamburger, a law professor at Columbia University, dispenses with the tiresome back and forth between Republicans and Democrats.

By the end of the second hour, the series has deteriorated into tiresome back and forth among the men and their family members and friends.

It's not Hitchcock's fault that his imitators are such tools, but it is useful now and then to trace a tiresome phenomenon back to its not-so-tiresome source.

"Sitting in those stiff chairs, it gets tiresome to my back.

Speaking of the broken chain of the rational, I remember an old "Saturday Night Live" skit in which Steve Martin simply stood in place staring out into the undisclosed distance, repeating after appropriate marveling pauses, "What the hell is that?" The bit went from odd to tiresome to funny and back to tiresome.

At first, you have to refer constantly to the glossary at the back – a tiresome chore but a friend who had blazed the trail ahead of me assured me that if I did this conscientiously I'd get the hang of things by page 20.

The two stars then go back to their tiresome, slap-happy quarrel.

Johnny Depp's tiresome Mad Hatter is brought back for a starring role: Alice must reunite and reconcile him with his family.

When confronted with criticism, some Iranian leaders have used the tiresome explanation that a plot backed by the West is the cause of Sunni animosity.

It's just that I find that I rather prefer other people's; like grandchildren, you can hand them back when they get tiresome.

She represents the tiresome emotional interlude before we get back to the main action: dudes flashing swords, wrecking some shit, and spilling a little blood to a deafening soundtrack.