crashing bore

He's become such a crashing bore that they simply change the subject."

He was the most crashing bore I've ever known.

A night patrol would ordinarily have been a crashing bore.

For children, looking at scenery is a crashing bore.

In fact, the preliminary routine was threatening to become a crashing bore.

Too many crashed weddings can become a crashing bore.

Sounds like another petty dictator who finds the idea of democracy a crashing bore.

A gravelly voice says that auto sales were down 6.7 percent and the stock market was "a crashing bore today."

Consider the church sermon: An interlude of religious inspiration or a crashing bore?

So, to sum up: he really is a crashing bore...

But when he enthuses, particularly about literature, he turns into a crashing bore.

It was not only disappointing, it was a crashing bore.

He is usually such a crashing bore, filibustering eternally.

A crashing bore is more like it.

Too many mystery authors these days are dipping into amateur psychology, and almost always the result is a crashing bore.

"Amply demonstrates how even a movie with wall-to-wall action can be a crashing bore."

He hoped he wasn't turning into a crashing bore.

Clifford Odets was "a crashing bore" and a hypocrite.

I think that young Cheriton's a crashing bore.

For all the ostensible glamour, Halston comes off as a crashing bore.

It's a fine line between offering just enough intrigue to build interest in a new and unusual wine, and becoming a crashing bore.

It is a crashing bore, and it is numbing.

John and Simon, although they had sounded cheerful on the telephone, were fractious, upset, and ultimately a crashing bore.

Also, she's a crashing bore," he added.

Washingtonians have a way of dealing with invitations to parties they know will be either a crush of warm bodies or a crashing bore.