wearying

IPA: wˈɪriɪŋ

Examples of "wearying" in Sentences

But it gets simply wearying seeing this over and over again.
This gorgeous, glittering thing, this mechanical wonder, this miracle of gears and gems, never wearying.
And then she added that she thought his mother was "wearying" to see him, and that he should go home soon.
Lembit alone is the kind of wearying bore I would hack my own arm off to escape if the situation demanded it.
The staging is kind of wearying too, and the arrangement is early-'70s crass, but at least it's entertaining.
It had been something more than "wearying," -- that dull pain that had ached at Lilias 'heart since they parted.
The letters, which told the bairns, in their Canadian home, that their dear friend was ill, and "wearying" for them, told them little of the terrible suffering of that time.
Still, even when it veers into the realm of Spinach TV — so good-for-you that it feels more dutiful than good — OWN is by and large a refreshing respite from the wearying, soul-numbing cable norm, which often exploits and celebrates our worst behaviors.
The best hope lay in wearying out the besiegers; and there seemed to be more chance of this since the Gauls often could be seen from the heights, burying the corpses of their dead; their tall, bony forms looked gaunt and drooping, and, here and there, unburied carcasses lay amongst the ruins.