Sentence examples for tiresome thing from inspiring English sources

It is a tiresome thing that women do".

Perhaps the most tiresome thing about Nietzsche is that he has groupies, those who hang on his every word as if he were re-writing holy writ.

The tiresome thing about social democratic allies is that they don't usually need to gun down their own people in any significant numbers, and we don't make our money exporting ballot papers.

Several — including the mystifying Doors-influenced Foxygen and the pleasingly dour Daughn Gibson — laded their performances with dull sarcasm and eye-rolling antiwit, as if there were no more tiresome thing in the world than to be the singer fronting a rock band in 2013.

To speed the whole tiresome thing along, perhaps; the government almost never grants asylum, so deportation is pretty much a sure thing.

GP2 And it does add to those sorts of, one of those things that, are, well, I say this reluctantly, but it, it does sort of, become a bit of a tiresome thing, you know you have to go through, phone through the hospital switchboards, rather than having a quick access number, where you know someone in the local area and the structure was there.

See for yourself, like the many real-life characters who gravitated to the park last week, some with those "tiresome things" in tow.

Townsend agreed with her "that books were tiresome things; only, as he said, you had to read a good many before you found it out.

That, I gathered, depends, like so much else, on our austere Treasury, on tiresome things like exports and so ultimately, I suppose, on us.

Perhaps we've acquired this ability because men will probably not let us off the more tiresome things they don't want to do themselves.

Then you also have to find time to swim with dolphins, to watch the sunset over Machu Picchu, to kiteboard in the Andes, and to do any number of other tiresome things you see people doing in their profile pictures on Guardian Soulmates.