Sentence examples for a more tedious from inspiring English sources

Each episode of the show has twists, but sometimes a twisty road can make for a more tedious trip than a straight one.

Neither the playwright nor the director, Darko Tresnjak, has managed to free the play of repetitions; the rapid-fire overlapping scenes and direct speeches to the audience in the play's opening act eventually yield to a more tedious sequential pacing.

Otherwise, you had to go through a more tedious process of knowing someone's username and typing it in.

If there is a more tedious job than double-peeling fava beans, I can't think of it.

More expressive languages can cover the original meaning of the eligibility criteria, but become more complex at the same time, resulting in a more tedious translation process.

If you do not have the space to do this, you'll have to use a more tedious method instead: Loosen a few fence ties at a time.

Rovers are great, they do amazing science, but it is a lot more tedious process – they go much less far than a human can cover in a day.

Take around a five minute break when you've finished a small assignment and fifteen minutes when you've finished a larger, more tedious assignments.

"I thought it would be a lot more tedious and difficult".

That requires a longer, more tedious road to travel to affect actual change.

I've sometimes found men's roles are more interesting to play, because the women are often a bit more tedious.