The phrase "all that tedious" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and would typically need additional context or words to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I found the meeting to be all that tedious, dragging on for hours without any real discussion."
Alternatives: "so tedious" or "quite tedious".
Won't it be good to be free of all that tedious bureaucracy?
I absolutely love dancing and it is much better exercise than all that tedious sport/gym stuff!
That, in a nutshell, is "sexposition": the art of outlining all that tedious plot against a background of no-holds-barred sex.
For viewers, the alchemical moment occurs in front of Mr. Dion's gloriously visual presentations, but factoring into that moment is photo documentation of diggers doing all that tedious work.
The only upside to all that tedious newspaper reading was the chance that I'd come across something smart and informed to say when I went out during the weekend with my boyfriend and his two friends, a couple I'll call Katie and Mark.
He is now the decisive champion of northern Labour, which is like regular Labour, except tougher, and without all that tedious elitist respect for facts (a comprehensive takedown of the link between immigration and the "safety of our streets" can be found in Business Insider, from the Office for National Statistics, the LSE, or indeed, from almost anywhere).
All that gets tedious after a while.The protests' vague message chimes with a public sense of unfocused dismay.
The open-mouthed callowness of Abi Stafford (in the first movement) is all that stops her tedious efficiency from being completely forgettable.
The kind of modern, educated wankers who enjoy my stuff find all that witless, drunken persiflage pretty tedious.
OF ALL the tedious tasks that lawyers have to do, time-recording is perhaps the most deadly.
But seeing her bicker and bond with Luc, it's possible to imagine an alternate ending that leaves all the tedious unfinished business with Decker and Harrison in New York far behind, Homer be damned.
