wearyingly造句

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1. In Thinktankland, the main attractions are by now wearyingly familiar.
2. Lewis Carroll's 1865 story, adapted by Karl Scheer, is wearyingly episodic.
3. Some of them are smart and funny, some are wearyingly sincere and some are just airheads.
4. Some of the jokes stand securely on their own; others are feeble, still others are wearyingly stale.
5. You never believe in her relationships with her father or her absent mother, and her fierce squabbles with Baker are wearyingly shrill.
6. It's difficult to find wearyingly in a sentence. 用wearyingly造句挺难的
7. Matthew Cole of Slant Magazine called it " consistently uninspired, with each song showcasing an incredibly gifted performer grown wearyingly complacent ".
8. He further went on to state that he felt that " the wearyingly frenetic introspective loafing and lager drinking by sad Starkey ".
9. It has become so wearyingly familiar to residents of this conflicted place that it is referred to simply as " The Troubles ."
10. Both are nimble musicians, but Gayle's opening salvo in the high upper range is wearyingly long, and he undermines his own capacity to develop motives.
11. These lively touches would leave " The Frighteners " looking more like a more frantic " Beetlejuice " if Jackson's film weren't so wearyingly overcrowded.
12. He long ago learned the political virtue of picking his fights with care while saying as little as possible on most other issues, a trait that helped him defeat the wearyingly voluble Mario Cuomo in 1994.
13. When film director Arthur Hiller turned up in the wearyingly sincere category, slowly intoning against Dole's attacks on Hollywood, Maher broke in with a lively, " You go, girl !"
14. The 1.2 million voters of Northern Ireland, to whom the passionate antagonisms in their culture are so wearyingly familiar that they are known simply as The Troubles, turned out to vote Friday in record numbers.
15. Antagonists for much of this century, Britain and Ireland are now on an equal national footing and united in their resolve not to lose this chance to attack a problem so wearyingly familiar to both societies that it is identified simply as the Troubles.
16. Other reviewers were more cautionary; the " New York Times " wrote that " the aim of the filmmaker seems unclear, with Magdalena at first celebrated for her humanness and then exalted for her sudden saintliness " and describing the story as " wearyingly eventful ".
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