Sentence examples for all tedious from inspiring English sources

Or maybe it's just that when you drink as much tea as we do (it, after all, being the perfect distraction from work, arguments, and all tedious non-gossip-related activities), you develop the palate of a wine-taster.

And yet, there was a moment watching Radiohead earlier this month – specifically, in the middle of Karma Police, on their second encore – where two things seemed inarguable: the first, all tedious hype aside, they really are one of the greatest live acts of our time.

These are all tedious but straightforward applications of the chain rule, not reproduced here.

Critic Ken Tucker found the album distinct from other soul revival music: "You can reproduce variations on melodies and rhythm, but without an emotional commitment, it's all tedious pandering to baby boomers.

Plus, you can have fun and work hard at the same time; so to avoid this making it all tedious and boring, do this in a fun way.

All this tedious effort is why vanilla is so expensive.

All the tedious state dinners, the pomp, I could do without them.

OF ALL the tedious tasks that lawyers have to do, time-recording is perhaps the most deadly.

Are these signs that all the tedious governance seminars and incomprehensible new rule books are at last beginning to produce real results?Well, no, actually.

But amid all this tedious reliability, I think a small toast might be in order to the film-makers who have bucked all sense of the predictable.

It is like watching an old Errol Flynn swashbuckler on a spotlit stage in a silent auditorium, only with all the tedious love scenes cut out.