Sentence examples for entirely tedious from inspiring English sources

The excerpt from Ms. Driscoll's "837 Venice Boulevard" (a solo for Nikki Zialcita), whose screaming self-proclamations appeared more anti-Cunningham than Cunningham-derived, was entirely tedious.

Only the tedious was censored.

They seem, at least for Jaeggy, the aesthetic equivalent of a family obligation — tedious, and entirely for others.

In "La Danse" you watch closely as dancers and choreographers break complex movements down into their constituent gestures, a process that is at once tedious and entirely engrossing.

We should be sick and tired of the ubiquitous partition of "classical" from "pop", in schedules and among audiences and fans; in some cases the bigotry – and ignorance of the other – is entirely mutual, and always tedious.

Commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the play's Broadway première, this production is a wash: tedious, pedantic, and entirely lacking in the Laurel-and-Hardy humor that was essential to Beckett's vision of a demystified world.

It's no surprise that the on-demand space will continue to grow, but that doesn't mean that on-demand services are saving us entirely from the stresses of tedious chores.

Although this approach is accurate, it is slow, tedious and not entirely objective.

Smith's successors said even less, either ignoring the pin factory entirely or treating it as a tedious black box.

A movie comprised almost entirely of battles could have become very tedious indeed.

I was left entirely smitten, though it was just another tedious fan photo for Uggie no doubt, who was immediately ushered into the studio to give this memorable interview to Xan Brooks.