The Palestinians will then have the one state solution they so fatiguingly crave. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Shipwreck, as an island girl, she could accept, as she could martyrdom by snakes, but the angels seemed fatiguingly presumptuous. ❋ Dahlquist, Gordon (2006)
The Misses Blair had been so fatiguingly polite on her arrival. ❋ Various (N/A)
He stalked fatiguingly about the countryside in search of his parishioners, and his parishioners were suspicious of him and disliked his fierce, thrusting nose, and he returned from them embittered with them and hating them. ❋ Unknown (1925)
Her small straw hat, wreathed fatiguingly in roses, clung desperately to her head in the awkward way German women have of wearing headgear, and made her, despite her blossom-like attractiveness, seem quaint and so truly German like the rest. ❋ Stuart Oliver Henry (1906)
In spite of all the characters being rather fatiguingly virtuous in their sentiments, it is full of life, and not without gracefulness and charm. ❋ Unknown (1902)
For my part, if Sir Lionel weren't up to such a fatiguingly high level of intelligence, I believe I could fall in love with him. ❋ Unknown (1901)
There was nothing fatiguingly ethereal about Tishy anyhow; she was just about as good-looking a girl as he had ever met in his life. ❋ Martin Ross (1888)
The very quality in his verse which makes it seize so powerfully on the imaginations of plain, bold, adventurous men, often makes it hammer fatiguingly against the brain of those who need the relief of a wider horizon and a richer world. ❋ Hutton, Richard (1878)
A fatiguingly-hot day had been followed by so fine an evening, that Márya Dmítrievna, despite her aversion to the fresh air, had ordered all the windows and doors into the garden to be opened, and had announced that she would not play cards, that it was a sin to play cards in such weather, and one must enjoy nature. ❋ Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev (1850)
The practical upshot is that nearly everything from the last 15 years or so sounds fatiguingly flat and tinny no matter how much you spend on a playback device. ❋ Rob Beschizza (2011)
It was also fatiguingly steep, but luckily it was short. ❋ Thomas Frognall Dibdin (1811)
Still, the cable networks have the freedom to respond to genuinely interesting ideas featuring creative writers and talented actors, while the broadcast networks continue to depend on officially recognized "draws," which more often than not leads them into fatiguingly imitative rot. ❋ Unknown (2010)
One makes one’s way fatiguingly along soft sea sand or coarse shingle close to the sea, or absolutely in it, under cliffs of hardened clay or yellow conglomerate, fording many small streams, several of which have cut their way deeply through a stratum of black volcanic sand. ❋ Isabella Lucy (2004)
We have quoted this sketch because Glanvil’s argument against the _à priori_ objection of absurdity is fatiguingly urged in relation to other alleged marvels which, to busy people seriously occupied with the difficulties of affairs, of science, or of art, seem as little worthy of examination as aëronautic broomsticks. ❋ George Eliot (1849)
