Sentence examples for are a bit tedious from inspiring English sources
The family stuff and the titillating descriptions of Webster's encounters with another woman are a bit tedious and seem written by rote, but Webster's characterisation is strong and carried along in the flow of the plot, which has the broad canvas of a spy novel: Middle Eastern politics are central and there are trips to Lake Como, Dubai and Marrakech.
I think it's a bit tedious, really.
Granted it's a bit tedious, and obviously aimed at running down the clock, but by the fans' reaction you'd think he was Rio Ferdinand or something.
It's a bit tedious, but start with the manager's bio in the fund's fact sheet or prospectus.
One other little niggle: the front- and rear-park assist sensor, which comes standard on the Super V8, is a bit tedious.
Enabling this feature merchant-by-merchant is a bit tedious for Square users, though; Apple's solution of lockscreen alerts is much more elegant.
Once you've linked all your buddies screen names to their contact cards (which can be a bit tedious), all text-based communication is seamlessly combined.
I guess this isn't a huge problem, but it is a bit tedious when you're trying to do stuff hurriedly and I always seem to be in a hurry.
