Sentence examples for too tiresome from inspiring English sources

But there are too many second-rate paintings here that are too, too tiresome.

A downhill slide began with President Dwight Eisenhower, who was too busy, or found it too tiresome, to sign individual warrants for each grant of clemency.

It seemed that the slip was too tiresome for her to mention, but after I had again taken my shoes off she said, "Bare.

But the problem with this "ripped from the headlines" play is that the various sex scandals it's based on are too recent and too tiresome to matter much as art.

With most of Russia's opposition leaders seen as either too compromised by proximity to the Kremlin, or too tiresome or unexciting to garner widespread national support, the opportunity for Navalny is considerable.

Assuming Albanian authorities deigned an opponent correct enough to play in the first place, the bizarre rules and regulations and the arduous experience of travelling there was becoming too tiresome for opponents.

Professional 60's-bashers get tiresome too.

He is ardent and adept on this topic, but vaguely tiresome too.

In the work of English comic writers like David Lodge, Malcolm Bradbury, and Tom Sharpe, there is, too often, a tiresome need to be always seen to be funny.

Parties are a tedious chore, while sponsorships are pretty tiresome too: can you remember the key messaging about that motor oil you agreed to plug to the nearest reporter?

Being around people too often gets tiresome and it's normal.