Sentence examples for excruciatingly tedious from inspiring English sources
In fact, to do so would basically be a full-time job, and an excruciatingly tedious one at that.
That said, borders are excruciatingly tedious - up to 10 hours to cross directly to China, and if you go via Mongolia, you've got two to cross.
They tend to meet me for a conversation about something else, and we have an excruciatingly tedious coffee for an hour, and then they ask if I can help them.
To speed up what had been an excruciatingly tedious first round — and draw even more viewers to one of the oddest days on the sporting calendar — the N.F.L. announced Tuesday that teams will have 10 minutes between picks in the first round instead of 15, and that the selections will begin at 3 p.m. instead of noon on April 26, the first day of the draft.
On top of this, I've had to put up with the excruciatingly tedious drivel pouring out from the Conservative party conference.
The American Conservatory Theater's excruciatingly tedious production of this execrable work might have gotten solid acclaim if written and produced by a group of precocious high school students at a summer drama camp.
Those very naughty books he had published anonymously, whereas, according to Francine du Plessix Gray, he published "more than 20 excruciatingly chaste, excruciatingly boring plays, and a few equally chaste and tedious prose fictions, of which he was immensely fond".
He was excruciatingly slow.
I find celebrity gossip excruciatingly dull.
Actually rendering scenes was excruciatingly slow.
"The wheels of justice turn excruciatingly slow.
