Sentence examples for tiresome exercise from inspiring English sources
The roll-out of a new trailer has become a tiresome exercise.
George Will has called it "undignified … vulgar … a tiresome exercise in political exhibitionism".
It's a clever touch, but the scene soon becomes a tiresome exercise in the ways a dancer can mimic swiping a MetroCard.
As its listings continue to swell, things are becoming a little too noisy, and trawling through 738 reviews for a single hotel is a tiresome exercise.
It is usually a tiresome exercise to imagine what some departed luminary would make of present-day follies: "What would Mencken have thought about George W. Bush?," and so on.
Tschumi has often used red as a signature motif, a tiresome branding exercise.
That exercise, while academically prudent, gets tiresome.
Instead of wrestling with the real, if caricatured, moral complexities of his situation, Palahniuk exercises his mental powers in producing more synonyms for masturbators and increasingly tiresome porn titles.
Plante praised the Wii U version's 3D stages as "wildly creative exercises in platforming experimentation" while decrying its 2D stages as "so clunky and tiresome that it's hard to imagine a time when a side-scrolling Sonic was actually good".
