Sentence examples for were very tiresome from inspiring English sources

When she worked as an art teacher in The Hague in the 1950s, her pupils were "very tiresome and talkative".

Dirt & indigestible food in Caucasus, continual upsets due to bad hygiene were very tiresome at the time but I shall always remember tremendous kindness & really overwhelming welcome".

All that was very tiresome to deal with.

"That's very tiresome of you," replies Henry.

"It's guys bragging about being hot, about 'getting girls,' getting 'bitches.' It's very tiresome to me.

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

Wilful obscurity in the short story works: over the length of a novel it can be very tiresome.

Then the tax police will visit and determine your liability for this brazen evasion.All of this is very tiresome, unless you are a bureaucrat or a lawyer.

But it is very tiresome to have to throw your hands up in frustration before a politician has even taken office.

The opening scene, in which yawning villagers take possession of the stage with much "accidental" bumping and shoving, is very tiresome indeed.

McCarten dismissed it in three sentences, the first two of which were descriptive; the third reads: "Mr. Wayne is very manly; Mr. Ford is very arch; the film is very tiresome".