Sentence examples for tiresome of from inspiring English sources

"That's very tiresome of you," replies Henry.

The most tiresome of these is a mime scene indicating his failures in terms of bathroom manners.

Such pronouncements would be hugely tiresome, of course, were it not for the fact that his deeply trippy music is blessed with a beauty that renders it distinct from practically every other act's in 2005.

"This Vaughan most successful england captain ever in history business is the kind of thing that gets tiresome, of course he's had the most wins, but thats coz we live in an age where one plays 15 odd tests a year on a % of wins basis - may, Jardine, Brearley, Chapman, Hutton etc have far superior records - and no Bangladesh in those wins either".

"This Vaughan most successful england captain ever in history business is the kind of thing that gets tiresome, of course he's had the most wins, but thats coz we live in an age where one plays 15 odd tests a year on a % of wins basis - may, Jardine, Brearley, Chapman, Hutton etc have far superior records - and no Bangaldesh in those wins either".

My faith has been revived with the LX and Slide, but I've grown tiresome of all the features that the LX boasts.

The tiresome end-of-the-pier camp of Scooch.

"The great boon of being a media gadfly," Fischer suggests, in what may be a self-reflexive moment, "[is] you have all the joy of condemnation, without any of the tiresome business of responsibility".

It's "safe" for guys to watch because it avoids many of the tiresome tropes of the genre.

So, one of the most tiresome stories of the season at least culminated in one of its most thrilling displays.

It's a tiresome retread of the ending of "101 Dalmatians," which itself repackaged the excesses of the "Home Alone" movies.