Sentence examples for excessively tedious from inspiring English sources
Letters like this just end up being plaintive, excessively tedious, and ineffective.
But irritatingly we must hear much exposition and musing on this excessively tedious subject.
(Sure enough, one did: "OK, this sounds dramatic. What's the story?") Or have I– have most of us succumbed to the tedious, excessively revelatory ways of modern American society, which assumes that every ounce of everyone's life constitutes a narrative-in-waiting, a parable, a morality tale which assumes, in fact, that nothing is ever banal.
"So not excessively excessive.
Though these writings often seem tedious and excessively polemical, they delineated the Anabaptist faith he defended against both Catholic and Protestant attacks on the one hand and distortions by zealots from within the movement on the other.
While handsome to look at, and interesting in the way they recreate the effect of different genres of cinema and theater by other, fragmentary means, these works have often seemed tedious and excessively obscure.
You're in good company if you can't get on with Wagner and/or Verdi, or if you find Handel just a trifle tedious, or think Berg is just too violently excessive and excessively violent.
Such discussions could deviate us from the paper's goal and because of their subtle and excessively abstract nature, entrap us in long and tedious elaborations.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
