Sentence examples for apparently tedious from inspiring English sources
Charles Dickens is apparently "tedious" and reading Thomas Hardy or Jane Austen will put you off studying English at A-level, especially if you live in a multicultural area or come from an ethnic minority.
Tennessee, of course, is the playwright Tennessee Williams, and the first "performance" turned out to be a tedious, apparently genuine séance conducted by two psychics onstage in what was supposed to be the New York hotel room where the playwright died in 1983.
This gets very tedious very fast, with apparently no ability to search and select basic foodstuffs from a database to add their nutrient info.
According to his blog, the process was tedious and distracting, but apparently humans can get used to nearly anything.
After a tedious search I found the patch that fixed the problem which Microsoft apparently released some time after declaring that no fix was needed, because the new Outlook just wasn't intended for big files.
You'd think Miami would be sitting pretty at this point, but apparently all the generic ultra-macho imagery he was constantly commissioned to crank out started to get a bit tedious.
In tedious experiments he extracted mammalian muscle tissue at different time scales, temperatures, salt concentrations and found that myosin apparently needed an additional component to perform fast aggregation and contraction.
"So it's tedious, really tedious.
Supposedly tedious, that is.
Tedious, maybe, but "relaxed".
