Sentence examples for tiresome bit from inspiring English sources

Ulysses Dove's "Red Angels" (1994), the opener, is a tiresome bit of superficial flash for four leading dancers, set to Richard Einhorn's "Maxwell's Demon," played on electric violin on this occasion by Mary Rowell offstage.

It might have led to a place where the airport was actually a delightful part of your holiday, instead of the tiresome bit you have to endure at the beginning and end as things are now.

Ms. Neiman's statements that President Ronald Reagan's hosts in Berlin "saw his speech as a tiresome bit of American naïveté" for "they had made their peace with a structure they thought would last forever" makes me think that we are still far from being equal partners.

But they may be spoilt for choice: think of all the tiresome bits of territory that other countries would like to offload.

It's a bit tiresome after a while, then it's interesting again.

"I find negativity a bit tiresome and don't have the patience for it".

She tries to help, which is a bit tiresome, because she always sees lots of spots.

We can't ignore these processes just because they make things feel a bit tiresome at times.

"Don't you find this book a bit tiresome?" "It's not working for me," he said.

The nudge-nudge pretence of chaotic amateurism in Sean Foley's knockabout production (the bicycle-powered revolve, say) can get a bit tiresome.

This is both intriguing and a bit tiresome, as Tyrone stumbles and mumbles his way through a series of inscrutable encounters.