Sentence examples for a really tedious from inspiring English sources

Frankly this is a really tedious debate, since it's indefatigably cyclical.

For the next two years one MIT academic in particular, Roland Pellenq, played what amounted to a really tedious video game.

A pigeon at a movie would have a really tedious experience -- a single still frame of, say, Brad Pitt, a slab of black, then another, ever-so-slightly-different frame of Brad Pitt, and so on ad infinitum (from a pigeon POV) for hours and hours.

Scott also personally (and manually) checks for any problem content — eliminating any inappropriate shares and also weeding out any really tedious shots that just won't dubble well (he gives the example of an air conditioning unit or an Ikea logo as singles he would kill).

"That set's a tunnel a really tedious one, with no exit," she told me.

They become really tedious and a chore after a while.

A structured reality show about something really tedious: boring bourgeois people like me, monologuing about not knowing which new TV show to watch and wondering where to go for dinner on Friday.

Look, it can get really tedious steadfastly following a diet that excludes really tasty items.

It takes a lot of time, and it can get really tedious, but the reward is when we make a "hit".

But like I said, About Time is two hours long, which is long for a movie like this, and so much of it is just some scenario going badly, Tim stammering "Excuse me a minute," running to a closet, and reliving the moment better, which gets really tedious, as McAdams keeps pushing your cuteness gag reflex.

"I commute to work and it is a long commute and sometimes it can be really tedious," says the 50-year-old.