Sentence examples for and tedious in the from inspiring English sources

There was something reductive and tedious in the endless conversations that I found myself having.

Elements of the Jubilee programming came in for criticism, with coverage of the river pageant described as "inane" and "tedious" in the press.

For me the book was a bit slow and tedious in places and some of the weaponry terms were confusing.

And few can deny the rapturous reactions of audiences and critics though this blogger found the film irritating and tedious in equal measure.

This makes the non-linear diffusivity equation unfavorable and tedious in comparison with linear equations.

They are either overblown and tedious in hyperbole (Gwen, Shirley and Weston), self-absorbed and unforgiving (Kenneth, John and June) or so passive as to be boring (Jed).

can be a time-consuming and tedious (in number of steps) process.

However, existing filters are computationally expensive and tedious in implementation since they require either analytical Hessians or they need to solve nonlinear systems from constraints.

A similar project is pursued in a much more elaborate (and tedious) way in The Christian Faith.

The angel's simplistic speeches, delivered in between her grunts and groans, are tedious in the extreme, especially as the farcical juxtaposition between her preachy words and the circumstances in which they are uttered grows thin.

And still today literary spoofs can brighten up the most tedious in-tray of the most desk-locked literary lover.