Sentence examples for become tedious to from inspiring English sources

I wondered out loud whether it had become tedious to talk about "Triplets".

For instance, if several processes are using the CPUs, it can become tedious to distinguish them.

Both FOXRAB and the calculator-based model become tedious to run for >10 generations.

When browsing multiple tracks, it can become tedious to visualize a region of interest.

It also becomes tedious to watch a dancer use a bucket as an instrument and then swing it around so that it becomes a seat.

However, this approach may become tedious, difficult to manage, and error-prone.

But it's hard not to suspect at times that its spasms of crazily expressionist genre-movie style also represent a kind of comfort zone for Mr. Jackson, a place to retreat to when the more realistic elements of the story threaten to become tedious or too conventionally "tasteful".

So while the game is adjustable, it is likely to become tedious for children with some basic reading skills.

Somehow this is all strangely asexual, and it makes for a tedious 45 minutes, perhaps because, as two admiring audience members suggested, frustration tends to become tedious.

Filled with big-screen debutantes (Farhan Akhtar, Arjun Rampal, Prachi Desai and Luke Kenny), the film is a humourless, soulless combination of Thirtysomething and Spinal Tap, focusing on four former band members who left music behind to become tedious middle-class squares.

Other critics have taken a less favourable view: The Record Guide commented, "The ceaseless flow and restricted colour scheme of Fauré's last manner, as exemplified in this Quintet, need very careful management, if they are not to become tedious".