tiresome person

“What a tiresome person Lady Crowan is. Do you really believe all the people round here are talking and dreaming of nothing but a fancy dress ball at Manderley?”

And only a very tiresome person resents their parents for having participated in a widespread community myth that is usually quite benign.

A tiresome person might point out that, as Holmes was not a real person, at least some of his expertise might arise from his creator knowing the answers to the puzzles Holmes alone can solve.

A person or thing that wearies by prolixity or dullness; a tiresome person or affair; any person or thing which causes ennui.

The faddist is a very tiresome person anywhere; above all things he should be kept away from armies and navies, where he may do much mischief.