Sentence examples for become so tedious from inspiring English sources

But The X Factor has now become so tedious she can't even be bothered to do that any more.

O, Leenane, Leenane: that inbred, claustrophobic world in which existence has become so tedious that nothing is held sacred -- including matricide, patricide, fratricide and suicide -- if it livens things up a bit.

I could sit here and talk about the latest big "hack attack" to strike the civilized world, but these have become so tedious.

We wanted competition, didn't we? We've been crying out for actual basketball contests of shooting and strength and will, and not the dunk-and-pony shows that became so tedious the minute Michael, Magic and Larry departed their grand Olympic stage.

And it all becomes so tedious and exhausting I almost want to walk around covered in blue paint because it might actually be easier.

Nora was a foodie not only before the word became so tiresome and tedious but before it even existed.

How had a movement that had once been so incendiary, so vibrant, and so effective become so … tedious?

They are a much easier path hit home runs instead of the tedious and painful regimens that had become so quaintly obsolete.

I believe that everyone can admit without a doubt that our lives have become so busy that simple tasks like grocery shopping have become tedious and a huge waste of time.

But even trials of superior morality can become tedious, so the filmmakers decided to spice the proceedings with Justice Jackson's budding extramarital romance with his assistant, Elsie Douglas (Jill Hennessy).

A mildly amusing trickle soon become a tedious torrent, so much so that the Fiver recently joined fellow cutting edge comedy innovators Hale & Pace and Jim Davidson in petitioning the prime minister to make the publication or broadcast of any further variations punishable by three months shackled to a cold radiator with Vernon Kay.