Yet he chronicles his travels with a wearying feather-light jocularity, prizing one-liners over lucid analysis.
Those same older Tories loathe the daily wearying grind of the age of austerity and coalition compromise.
And how weird, wearying, and warlike can that world get before our love for it, too, will crack?
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Nothing is more wearying, for readers whose tastes have been formed by the realist novel, than the Elder Edda.
If the West is wearying of its Afghan adventure, it is hardly surprising.
The movie is too long, and often wearying to watch, taking its visual cues from the unappeasable restlessness of the heroine.
Extending that principle to the rest of the world of policy favors Romney, insofar as Americans are wearying of the historic.
But after a while, this knee-jerk condescension toward neo-nominalists (parents with an obsessive need to give their children weird or unusual names) becomes wearying.
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And Russell told any cricketers who are feeling the wearying effects of their commitment to T20 cricket to knuckle down to the busy schedule.
Companies outside the tech sector are coming aboard, too, seeing online programming puzzles as a welcome shortcut to the wearying rituals of traditional technical recruiting.
With Mr Koizumi visibly wearying, the fight is swinging against him.
At times, the casual, high-concept banter can be wearying, but what makes the proceedings more than an airy, intellectual stunt is the final filmed obstruction.
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