Sentence examples for a pretty tedious from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Alexei Ratmansky's "Bright Stream," frustratingly truncated sections of which bookended the evening, and Diana Vishneva in "Manon," there was nothing to make you think, "I'd like to see that," and everything to make you feel that ballet is a pretty tedious affair.

(Eliot especially courses through the poem — the word 'sempiternal,' for example, comes straight out of 'Four Quartets.') It's a prank, and for that reason, 'Pale Fire' [the novel] is a pretty tedious and minor work of art according to my own personal canon.

But if you have to sift through the equivalent of 100 self-retracting selfie sticks to find one Raspberry Pi desktop computer prototype worth dreaming about that's a pretty tedious ratio.

Deciding on a degree and where to study is a pretty tedious process for students so Studdex – a startup I saw in Berlin a few months ago – launches today a one-stop portal to search and apply to any university or language school worldwide.

I will not lie, it's a pretty tedious job – it takes patience.

I won't lie, it's a pretty tedious job it takes patience.

We are at the point, Sean, of revolution".This is by now all pretty tedious and familiar stuff, and I don't have the space here to communicate just how voluminous it is.

Half a day in an airport waiting for a flight is pretty tedious, even with the distractions of books, magazines and iPhones (not to mention duty-free shopping).

Like most jobs, selling drugs gets pretty tedious after a while.

You can calculate BPM by counting the beats yourself using a stopwatch, but that's pretty tedious.

Being stalked around the Internet by adverts for mortgages or baby products or hair loss cream is pretty tedious — as well as a visible privacy invasion.