wearying

1 Many of them still astound — even if the avuncular sexual innuendos and women’s names in most of their titles are by now wearying, the stale artifacts of a malign, oblivious era.

2 Occasionally, the vividly described lists of what he ate become wearying, but that’s probably due to envy and hunger more than anything.

3 Does it weary me to find some women of the next generation reinventing the wheel when it comes to planning their lives and dreaming of their romantic futures?

4 But its dramatic slow drip becomes wearying; you will get the point quickly.

5 A long and wearying thing in which I’m trying to get to District 12.

6 My least favorite of the four offerings was the first: “Edgar and Annabel,” a rather wearying piece from Sam Holcroft that turns out to be semi-high concept and not much else.

7 Over all, a game of visual and verbal wit was the team sport favored by this circle of friends, and its extroversion grows a bit wearying.

8 ‘No! For I was talking aloud to myself. A habit of the old: they choose the wisest person present to speak to; the long explanations needed by the young are wearying.’

9 While an understandable choice, the approach becomes wearying: A few more notes of sincerity would have better served the play.

10 There's also a wearying sameness to the bulk of the missions, which typically consist of racing to a location, killing a bunch of monsters and retrieving some object.

11 How do you mount a play about the wearying passage of time without saddling the audience with that experience?

12 The notion of a younger generation calling out hypocrisy by actually taking the actions an older generation only bloviated about holds some appeal, but the play is more interested in validating several wearying middle-age fantasies.

13 It’s an exciting effect, particularly when clarion high notes sail out, but it grows wearying in large doses.

14 The presidential candidates themselves have had a year or more of wearying scrutiny — but they’ve also had ample time to rebound from blows and hone their game.

15 Scott’s take on the character reads as more experienced, and wearier.

16 Numerous gunfights, combat set pieces and fight scenes are muscularly staged and skillfully supported by Todd E. Miller's editing, though the sheer sound volume grows repetitive and wearying.

17 Are there moments when “What Happened” is wearying, canned and disingenuous, spinning events like a top?

18 The Safdies, two of the more playfully inventive filmmakers working in American cinema, won’t stop, either, which makes “Uncut Gems” fun if also wearying and at times annoying.

19 That opera, based a play by Apollinaire, involves a woman, Thérèse, who, wearying of passive femininity, assumes the identity of Tirésias, a conquering general.

20 Diverting and smoothly staged, if also sluggishly paced and eventually wearying, “Champion” has the more immediately opera-worthy plot of the Blanchard pair.

1 累人的

tiring wearing punishing backbreaking

2 令人疲倦的

tiring wearing

3 人不耐烦的

irritating

4 使人不耐烦的

irritating