Sentence examples for a tedious description of from inspiring English sources

Every time we meet a new character there is a tedious description of who they are and what they are wearing.

Nicky Spence brings rare vitality to the long (often tedious) description of the rules of the singing contest in Act 1.

But what about a patient or a potential study participant who asks to be spared tedious descriptions of her different options, and would rather entrust the medical team, or her village elder, with all or some decisions?

Gosh, I hope Burrough is never forced to read an account of the civil rights movement with all its tedious descriptions of protests and marches.

But Mr DeGrandpre suffers from an attention-disorder of his own, spending too long on tedious descriptions of high-speed modern life before focusing on Ritalin itself.

keeping his characters up to speed with technology only results in tedious descriptions of ripping CDs and emailing pictures".

In the meantime we are treated to tedious descriptions of the political squabbles exacerbated by Barry Fairbrother's death and historical accounts of class tensions in insular Pagford — most notably a face-off between one faction that is opposed to a public housing project and a clinic for addicts, and another that has a sense of duty toward the less fortunate.

There are fascinating sections about his efforts to negotiate a Middle East peace agreement (he suggests that Yasir Arafat seemed confused, not fully in command of the facts and possibly no longer at the top of his game), but there are also tedious descriptions of long-ago political debates in Arkansas over utility regulation and car license fees.

A tedious travesty of a result.

Lawrence is "a tedious kindling of damp".

This is a very broad range that contains a tedious amount of discussion.