Sentence examples for tiresome issue from inspiring English sources
Speed bumps are a tiresome issue round me – though not for my wife, who happily slams over them, bouncing the rear axle sickeningly into the air.
At the Warwick, the Iranian President said that he found the whole nuclear issue "a very tiresome subject".
Extended features include sunset-colored fur, an average male weight of around five hundred pounds, and, one presumes, the ability to resolve the issue of a tiresome poodle by treating it as a pretzel.
It was enough; the hand was on the piano; his companion immediately left him, on some pretext, and joined the rest of the company, who, in the next room, from which they could see and hear everything, were patiently waiting the issue of this tiresome conjuration.
"I find the subject tiresome.
Most of Hand's early cases concerned bankruptcy issues, which he found tiresome, and patent law, which fascinated him.
It's almost too tiresome to point out that Collier is entirely uninformed about the issues.
But McCain even bobbled that issue, turning the legitimate point raised by Joe the plumber into a tiresome gimmick.
It is costly and tiresome, and the moment you stop looking is the moment you get quality issues.
But what is particularly tiresome is that it has really caught on in the liberal press, as sexism is not generally an issue of concern to conservatives.
