Sentence examples for dry and tedious from inspiring English sources

There's normal science, which most people don't bother themselves with because its so dry and tedious and it goes on in labs from day to day that it wouldn't ruffle any feathers.

The bravura conceit of "Room 237" is to take what might have been a dry and tedious collection of expository film theories and transform them into a deeply immersive cinematic experience in its own right.

William Playfair, the 18th-century Scottish inventor of many modern-day charts noted, "No study is less alluring or more dry and tedious than statistics, unless the mind and imagination are set to work". Data storytelling has the power to open people's minds to new possibilities and ideas they would have never imagined.

While most magazines (this one excluded, of course) and literary journals can be dry and tedious, each issue of Fence seems to raise its own benchmark.

The idea is that, in a world full of dry and often tedious enterprise software, adding consumer elements makes the apps more engaging and easier to use, and employees more productive.

(You can, if you're really ambitious, use seeds from your own pumpkin, but you must first dry and then shell them, a tedious assignment).

We on the other side need this sentiment too, because the flaccid no campaign has focused on the dry, the tedious; the worst-case scenarios, and the scaremongering.

That was painful and tedious.

And then, "Gunfire can get extremely tedious, noisy and tedious".

Canvassing proved both inspiring and tedious.

It's been long and tedious.