tiresomely's Usage Examples:

" He added, "The show's book is tiresomely long, and its gags are unshucked corn.

avoided writing literary criticism of Wolfe" since Wolfe's prose is "less tiresomely obtrusive after being worked over by Aswell".

king of cups believes in using diplomacy rather than force, but can be tiresomely devious if you cross him, as he is usually big on emotionality.

"WEDDING PULLAV Movie Review: Not only banal but tiresomely boring".

Publishers Weekly was similarly ambivalent: "By turns emotionally powerful and tiresomely solipsistic, [Wurtzel's] book straddles the line between an absorbing.

promising read: a talking foetus could be an unconvincing or at least tiresomely limited narrator, and updatings of Shakespeare often strain at their own.

The Star-Ledger wrote that the song "grows tiresomely repetitious".

the action being played as light entertainment and one character—the tiresomely misogynistic safecracker Nobby Knowles (Victor)—being played strictly.

DVD Verdict gave the film a negative review, saying: "This tiresomely predictable tale exemplifies everything that's wrong about straight-to-DVD.

Trouser Press called Gilt "a garish noise-powered album less tiresomely dependent on keyboards than the first two.

but it was felt "Lynn Dahlgren and Quinn's convoluted screenplay is tiresomely familiar".

with an outsize share of unpleasant qualities that are elaborated with a tiresomely repetitive performance that draws the supporting cast into a diminishing.

criticised the film as "downright awful" and particularly criticised "the tiresomely obvious documentary shots constantly thrown in to emphasise the ugliness.

increasingly alienated Presley; he’s grown weary of the persona he has to tiresomely maintain, seems to be losing the plot, and yet still creates a stir wherever.

has sought Bradford as a hiding place from a Universe that has become tiresomely overwhelmingly complex and the Destructive Force whom the Creative Force.

"the dialogue is stylish without being witty and it is continuously and tiresomely arch.

Annoyingly mannered in performance as well as tiresomely familiar in the way it trots out its angst-ridden urban characters' problems.

circumstances had also influenced his personality and he could, at times, be "tiresomely selfish".

"Bride of Chucky is devoid of any fright and the franchise has become tiresomely self-parodic, although horror fans may find some pleasure in this fourth.

Publishers Weekly for its "two-dimensional, clichéd characters and the tiresomely predictable story line".

Synonyms:

tediously; boringly;