| The present performers shape the concerto's architecture well, and what seem like longueurs elsewhere don't seem tiresome at all here. |
| As ever, the building's the Star, the exhibits yawningly, unyieldingly tiresome. |
| The plot is loopy, dopey and tiresome, and the comic asides don't elicit the smallest of smiles. |
| Regarding the Middle East, it is mistaking truculent asperity and tiresome repetition for Churchillian wartime eloquence. |
| Triple chants have been composed and a few quadruple chants also exist, but in use these become tiresome. |
| But seeing everything at once becomes tiresome, and I should think that the style does not attract much repeat business in either case. |
