Sentence examples for become too tedious from inspiring English sources
It's become too tedious to pretend he isn't," wrote the New Yorker art critic Peter Schjeldahl.
"Wrap This Up!" An up-tempo, hand-clapping gospel number for twenty or more voices, deployed when an event has become too tedious to bear (e.g., a graduation ceremony at which the assistant dean for community relations-building has launched into a third anecdote about fishing).
The remote also comes with a built-in mic to let you talk into it should swiping your finger up or down become too tedious.
It's become too tedious to pretend he isn't," said art critic Peter Schjeldahl in 1999, summing up recent opinion about this well-loved American artist, whose work was dismissed by the art establishment during his lifetime (1 ).
When that became too tedious to bear, he slowly began coming out to friends.
If this game becomes too tedious, sift through the obscure cable channels and check out the "Renovation Realities" marathon on DIY, which may include an episode on renovating the entire N.F.C. West.
If this game becomes too tedious, sift through the obscure cable channels and check out the "Renovation Realities" marathon on DIY, which may include an episode on renovating the N.F.C. West.
In the past, when my work situation became too tedious or irritating, I would have turned to my co-workers.
He told Time magazine that "This whole sordid mess is just too tawdry and tedious and embarrassing... It's like a novel that just became too full of juicy parts and bizarre, sleazy characters".
