Sentence examples for even more tedious from inspiring English sources

This makes life even more tedious for people.

Force, who owns his car, also struggled to win, making his recovery even more tedious.

I put off answering your e-mail until I had an even more tedious task that I wanted to avoid.

The early and ultimately meaningless portions of nonstrategic stages seem even more tedious without views of the attractive French countryside to pass the time.

With "regular" commercials already called boring by many consumers, one obvious risk of making commercials longer is making them even more tedious.

It also makes the game tedious -- even more tedious than really investing in mutual funds, since no real money is at stake.

The Heat takes a 1-1 split back to Miami, where the series resumes — after an even longer and more tedious break — on Sunday.

None of this concedes anything to the tedious Little Englanders (or their even more ghastly Antipodean equivalents) who hail Blyton's gollywogs as emblematic of Britain's vanished greatness.

Even with a teacher, it was hard work, made more tedious by the fact that transcriptions and translations of many of the manuscripts were readily available.

But much of this book is devoted to more tedious matters, and not all of it is even firsthand.

Ian Botham is going on about the Clarke wicket that happened a hundred years ago; his reignition of the tedious DRS debate makes that mute button look even more tempting.