Sentence examples for tiresome enough from inspiring English sources

The night's been tiresome enough as it is.

Sex, he said, was "tiresome enough" in a novel, adding, "as the backbone of a ghost story, I have no patience with it".

It's a bullying aesthetic and just tiresome enough that, every decade or so, upstart directors come out of nowhere to challenge it and audiences respond.

Sex is tiresome enough in the novels, but in a ghost story, or as a backbone to a ghost story, I have no patience with it".

Try to make sure you don't have more than one credit card (unless it's absolutely necessary like for your spouse or your kid) because managing one credit card is tiresome enough.

And though it can often be baffling and tiresome, it also has enough flashes of expressionistic brilliance and sustained deliriums of invention to justify the reach.

Hearing aging geniuses complain that their considerable time in the limelight wasn't long enough is more tiresome than illuminating.

The really promising ideas – like trying to foster love affairs between inhabitants to fire their emotional inspiration are only vaguely sketched out and not interactive enough, while the tiresome business of rebuilding the various workshops and studios stretches out before you like a nightmarish DIY to do list.

Caviezel's unchanging monotone gets tiresome, but he's decent enough at action scenes.

It's just about illegal enough to make smoking tiresome and impolite, but not enough to stop people enjoying the taste of an early grave if that's what they really want.

"Tiresome," Deeda says afterward, leaning just enough forward in the back seat of a Paris taxi to protect her hair.