Sentence examples for tiresome question from inspiring English sources

First I'd ask Shakespeare, Marlowe and the Earl of Oxford and get that tiresome question out of the way for good.

Then there's the even more tiresome question of why these racist men support Chelsea even though it has so many black players.

I know this is a long tiresome question, but it matters.

Or else in a few years, when the elephants are nearly no more, the predictable headline will emerge and the talk show hosts, the editorial writers and the newscasters will ask that tiresome question usually left when little has been done to stop the inevitable: How, my god, did this happen?

We, as their social circle, are expected to take part in a ritual performance of scripted platitudes, tiresome questions and burdensome responsibilities.

Last November, Annie wrote a tongue-in-cheek article for Vice about the tiresome questions she'd receive as a "female" DJ. "'Can you DJ in a dress and heels?'" was one of them.

I find it is worthwhile to ask the same tiresome questions that bar-room bores tend to repeat as gospel, for example: Is Afghanistan really the graveyard of empires?

He also went as far as to admit that he took on a role in True Detective made for a white actor to prove this as much; that it was his skill that was normalizing the "diversity" answer, not the replies to tiresome questions.

It's his vocation, as he proved on returning at the end of the show to declare, unbidden and in pursuance of his campaign to goad David Cameron on the tiresome drug question, that he has never taken crystal meth.

If she once resisted tiresome gender questions, now she accepts her duty as spokesperson.

"I am weary of the old and tiresome and banal question 'Why save the wilderness?' " Abbey wrote in 1979.