Sentence examples for tiresome one from inspiring English sources

Israel and the Arabs The subject of Israel is a tiresome one here.

Its single strategy grows tiresome – one type of music followed by another, quite different type, then the two combined.

Already this feels cliched and tiresome; one yearns for the day when an author from outside can approach Africa without invoking the "heart of darkness" mythology.

And for the rest of us to view black life as worthy of defending, to unequivocally repeat that black lives matter in a world that insists otherwise, is a radical act – if a tiresome one.

It's an age-old debate, and a tiresome one, to vilify or defend women who have the choice to stay home and decide to, and it flies in the face of true feminism, which is all about offering just such a choice.

3. Israel and the Arabs The subject of Israel is a tiresome one here.

Season Two, for me, was a disaster creatively, rushing through events, turning vivid characters into tiresome ones and so on and so forth.

It's BMX on snow, and much livelier than all that tiresome one-by-one stuff we're used to snoozing through on Ski Sunday.

TRAIAN BASESCU has many qualities, but the good ones (earthy humour, boundless energy) are wearing thin and the tiresome ones (unpredictability, poor judgment) increasingly rile even his supporters.

Reading this in some ways remarkable and in some ways tiresome book, one gets the impression that one has witnessed much of this before, in writers as varied as Milan Kundera, I. B. Singer or Vladimir Bulgakov.

Life is always cheap in the exploitation racket, but it's still tiresome watching one after another anonymous extra get a sizable hole blown through his body, to watch movie blood spray like water amid chunks of fake body bits, especially when there's no story to speak of, no decent acting, no wit, no point.