Sentence examples for tiresome that from inspiring English sources

Instead of placing all of the blame for a loss on himself — because we all know how tiresome that gets — maybe Big Red will actually single out a player for once and make his team accountable for their play.

At one point Nora interrupts Effie's narrative to ask, mockingly, if a detail that she's just revealed is supposed to be magic realism -- a sly wink from Atkinson that suggests she knows how tiresome that crusty old device can be.

In practice, the obstacles are still so tiresome that companies tend to go through the rigmarole of a full listing.

It is very tiresome that virtually every bittersweet and wonderfully French comedy inevitably gets the Woody Allen comparison.

But even today – and simply as an audience member – it gets tiresome that participating in pop culture phenomenons often means accepting white (and usually male) superiority.

But I found it tiresome that whenever he laughed - a particular sort of heh-heh Aren't-I-a-wacky-drug-monster cackle - she would do it too, louder, and then he would do it louder still, and they would set each other off into a ghastly hyena antiphon.

For the last 20 years we have seen treatises -- some excellent, some tiresome -- that tell us why spatial agglomeration no longer carries benefits for businesses and markets; that global telecommunications have made it unnecessary for financial communities to assemble physically in one place.

"Ethnic" or "multicultural" artists can shed those tiresome descriptions that box them in.

(Besides, voting is one of the few tiresome chores that is hard to delegate to a servant).

It is the sigh of a gentleman — of a gentle man — who is obliged to play rough, in a tiresome world that is made for naughty boys.

Over the same period, Wall Street critics pointed out with almost tiresome frequency that "sell" was the least-used word in the analysts' lexicon.