Sentence examples for be a bit tedious from inspiring English sources
WHISPER it not, but doing science can sometimes be a bit tedious.
Getting experience points is easy, but can be a bit tedious.
This can be a bit tedious, says Sophie Murray-Morris, a third-year English student at Birmingham University.
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.
Monitoring your diet will be a bit tedious, sure, but it's doable.
Don't use the same "laying down method" as you used when changing a diaper, as potty training pants may be a bit tedious to change laying down.
I think it's a bit tedious, really.
This is a bit tedious since you have to recompile your source code every time you change the program slightly.
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.
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.
