"I had enough of tedious team talks when I was a player," Clough once told me.
That would be tedious enough.
No matter how remarkable a scene, if it remains unchanging long enough it becomes tedious.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet No matter how remarkable a scene, if it remains unchanging long enough it becomes tedious.
Reading a four-page, nearly line-by-line recreation of a 1992 internal skit is tedious enough the first time, especially when Ms. Beard reads import where none exists.
The authors have reached their findings after a series of elaborate and expensive experiments, and the book's description of these is tedious enough to convince us that they are scientifically sound.
These days, this knowledge is mostly latent, but it still exists: we are sectarians and snobs on a minute level, constantly sifting and sorting people into one or other historical identity and the whole business can be tedious enough, if you are on the receiving end of it.
Editing video is tedious enough on its own, but it becomes a whole new world of pain when producers, editors, audio guys, and others are trying to collaborate on a single project.
Soon enough, all the tedious debate we've been subjected to since David Cameron called the EU Referendum (which he has since insisted could plunge us into war) will be over.
Those games, brimming with terminology tedious enough to make a librarian who can only get off when reciting the Dewey Decimal System into the mirror, while wearing a mask of old leather book covers, slip into a coma, know their audience and can confidently quip discombobulatingly without feeling like they've just dropped a new Esperanto on the world.
