Sentences with phrase «just gets tiresome»

The apprentice is humorous for about the first hour with the one - liners that he quips, but after that it just gets tiresome and irritating.

Not looking to start anything, it just gets tiresome seeing the same group whining constantly about anything and everything.

Sometimes dating just gets tiresome.

It doubles the number of words one has to get through, and just gets tiresome.

Your frequently erroneous and illogical posts just get tiresome.

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Since I am the only one earning money for my family, I just want to give enough time for them staying at home during off work than getting a part - time jobs outside and travelling so many hours but not satisfied to earn enough money affecting lack of time for family and gives a tiresome day go back to home.

Why don't we just call it a day, this is getting tiresome.

In the 80s and 90s, teenagers tried to wake the nation up to the scourge of school bullying, only to get tiresome lessons about «just ignoring them.»

As questions go unanswered, and writers and fans on both side hunker down even further behind their personal defenses, it just gets uglier — and more tiresome — each year.

I don't think we even really disagree fundamentally, but it gets tiresome hearing women hold themselves to some stupid standard of niceness that is actually just a form of censorship.

It just really gets tiresome nursing both kids all the time.

If I'd come out of Dead Island with a burning desire for more Dead Island, Riptide would go down a lot easier, but since that original game started out strong and just got weaker as it wore on, playing through another 15 hours of almost exactly the same thing, when the first one already felt like more than enough, instead just becomes a tiresome exercise.

The story is a bit of a mess in truth and, whilst it is just another part of the Fire Emblem universe, the overly - dramatic seriousness that surrounds every small detail gets tiresome very quickly.

When: October 21st Why: It's gotten to the point where making fun of director Paul W.S. Anderson has grown so tiresome that I wish he would just churn out a good movie for once in order to silence his critics.

Not really interested in any more James Patterson titles, and getting more YA supernatural titles will get just as tiresome.

It does get tiresome... and it is hard not to take it personally... but these are the rules to the game we are playing, so we just have to keep playing and learning as we go.

I just finished Tales of Berseria, the story keep me going, since the game design is inferior to past entries, while combat is more streamlined like with Nier you either make little to no effort or even just leave autoplay, OR you get constantly one shot which if it were playing coop it'll make sense, but constantly reviving the cpu allies, got tiresome, also I might not get it, but it doesn't make sense to me that you get more experience points in lower difficulties, especially when enemy levels are doubled on higher difficulties.

And not a moment too soon; my adventures in Skyrim were just starting to get a little tiresome.

Whilst I didn't expect a full - blown Mario Party game mode, the barren board selection (one board) gets tiresome just a few matches in, and there's a complete absence of intermission gameplay — there is no mechanism of unpredictability as per the original titles, but rather a stale representation of the originality and magic captured in the mainline games.

The puzzles throughout the game such as rebuilding blocks are just as repetitive and present no challenge what so ever that got tiresome quickly.

So far I just see the tiresome resentments that political actors have stirred up getting in the way of a useful conversation.