wearyingly's Usage Examples:

" Mike McCahill of The Guardian rated it 2/5 stars and called it "wearyingly attenuated".

He further went on to state that he felt that "the wearyingly frenetic Brookmyre could learn something from Bateman's style".

the subsequent fist-pummeling action feels wearyingly repetitive and predictable, despite the regular flashes of visual inspiration".

restaurant three out of five, praising "good food" as "well cooked but wearyingly [sic] refined and fussy".

criticizing it generally for its "addled," "inscrutable," yet also "wearyingly familiar" setting and plot; its circus-inspired staging; and its "prosaic.

then exalted for her sudden saintliness" and describing the story as "wearyingly eventful".

Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly gave it a grade C and called it: "A wearyingly self-conscious updating of The Mary Tyler Moore Show: nice girl trying.

looking more like a more frantic Beetlejuice if Jackson's film weren't so wearyingly overcrowded.

the whole experience tedious: the first act was, for the most part, "wearyingly long-winded"; the second act only occasionally sprang to life, while in.

storybook characters, situations and battle sequences to mechanical and wearyingly predictable effect.

interest flagged "only when [Knipfel] went into lengthy descriptions of his wearyingly vivid dreams".

he heard while visiting the Poona ashram was of a very low standard, wearyingly repetitive and often factually wrong, and stated that he felt disturbed.

[citation needed] Onyett considered that "the combat can become wearyingly repetitive in later stages" with larger dungeons, but that it suited the.

uninspired, with each song showcasing an incredibly gifted performer grown wearyingly complacent".