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Like other Hart & Kaufman shows namely the tiresomely eccentric You Can't Take It With You, this star vehicle is simply too rickety and unstable.

Michael Giltz: Theater: Wiest and Turturro Lost In "Orchard;" Skip This "Dinner" Michael Giltz 2011

People can stay angry only for so long and once the much-delayed and bungled relief effort finally starts to gain traction, the MSM and certainly Bush will want to focus on the good stuff happening now rather than "tiresomely" bringing up the scandal of those first five days.

09/12/2005 2005

The way they incorporate celebrities playing themselves has, sad to say, become kind of tiresomely predictable.

Simpsons Guest Cameo, Standard Version Jaime J. Weinman 2007

The way they incorporate celebrities playing themselves has, sad to say, become kind of tiresomely predictable.

Archive 2007-03-01 Jaime J. Weinman 2007

Bernard WrightMarlow, Buckinghamshire• The "apsolutely" count went tiresomely stratospheric during the radio coverage of the wedding.

Letters: Just say no to the Duchy Originals 2011

I'll give you the point, though, where the character of Lights' brother Johnny is concerned; his clumsy conniving has become tiresomely predictable, and the final showdown between Johnny and Ed that resulted in Lights' injury veered heavily into melodrama.

Ask Matt: Supernatural, USA vs. NBC, Lights Out, Nikita, Criminal Minds and More! 2011

These stories broke practically simultaneously, emphasizing, for me, the importance of paying attention to this theme -- which was, no, not the tiresomely repetitive theme of public men's private sexual escapades, but the tiresomely repetitive theme of abuse of power -- abuse of the power and privilege that come with rank, now known as rankism.

Pamela Gerloff: If This Were A Dream, What Would It Mean? Pamela Gerloff 2011

The dress turned out to be as simply elegant and unfussy as the media coverage tended to be tiresomely overblown and banal.

Matt's TV Week in Review: A Wedding, A Farewell, and More! 2011

On Suburgatory, Tessa tells her tiresomely earnest boyfriend Scott to "Kiss me like I'm Africa" — he only gets passionate when talking about his volunteer work in Zambia — so as to get Dalia jealous.

Matt's TV Week in Review 2012

Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), who in a neat twist finds his immortality reversed, and scrappy earth-mother Gwen (Eve Myles) — are reunited to battle a global conspiracy, recruited by a mortally injured yet undying CIA agent (a tiresomely bullheaded Mekhi Phifer) who pledges to get to the bottom of this mystery if it kills him.

Roush Review: Breaking Bad and Other Weekend Picks 2011