tiresome znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady tiresome

• Some more editorial guidance, too, would have cut down on the rather tiresome repetitions.

• Moreover, though there are none of the tiresome, now seemingly obligatory nods in the direction of modish theorists, this is sophisticated narrative history.

• For it is a tiresome business, experimental psychology.

• Their frequent\constant announcing that they were the greatest eventually became tiresome.

• This makes designing large, real-world multi-agent systems a tiresome and error-prone exercise.

• People in normal conversation speak in atonal cadences because to do otherwise would be personally tiresome as well as expose them to ridicule.

• His four-chapter-long brief against the authority theses, though at times a bit of a tiresome slog, is solid and compelling.

• The function encode can sensibly be defined for each type, and it is usually a tiresome, routine matter to do so.