Sentence examples for are tedious to from inspiring English sources

And paper ballots, while the most efficient and least confusing to cast, are tedious to count.

Additionally, harvesting, threshing, and winnowing are often done by hand, and the tiny seeds are tedious to handle and transport without loss.

Utopias, he wrote, are "tedious": "To conceive a true utopia, to sketch, with conviction, the structure of an ideal society, requires a certain dose of ingenuousness, even stupidity".

Even the action sequences, which must have been quite hard to make, remind one of those in the later Bond films; interesting to describe, they are so unbound by any rules except the rule of Now He'll Jump Off That Fast-Moving Thing Onto the Next Fast-Moving Thing that they are tedious to watch.

However, these tools are tedious to use and error prone, particularly for parameterized circuits.

However, series form expansions of Fox's H-function are tedious to obtain, especially when multiple order poles are involved.

"That would be tedious to me," he says.

And it must have been tedious to listen to.

(A fact so well known that I would be tedious to elaborate on it).

It's tedious to file the paperwork, but it's highly effective.

"There was so much batting it would be tedious to mention details".