Sentence examples for feels laborious from inspiring English sources
This science-fiction reverse-aging conceit, from an early F. Scott Fitzgerald story, has been rendered by the writer Eric Roth and the director David Fincher with a fanatical literalness that occasionally touches the uncanny but that often feels laborious and even pedantic.
This science-fiction reverse-aging conceit, from an early F. Scott Fitzgerald story, has been rendered by the writer Eric Roth and the director David Fincher with a fanatical literalness that occasionally touches the uncanny but often feels laborious and even pedantic.
This science-fiction reverse-aging conceit, from an early F. Scott Fitzgerald story, has been rendered by the writer Eric Roth and the director David Fincher with a fanatical literalness that occasionally touches on the uncanny but often feels laborious and even pedantic.
The spectacles of our culture wars can certainly feel laborious, so Badu's theory makes for an enticing metaphor.
New features such as board objectives keep the mode interesting, but long play sessions can feel laborious with little to differentiate the play styles of Chelsea, Cardiff and/or Cheltenham Town.
More worrying, the journey to that point has come to feel more laborious with each book.
However, if the capturing of traceability information during the project is felt as laborious to developers, they will often be sloppy in registering the relevant traceability links so that the information is incomplete.
To be frank, as the night went on, watching Minaj felt as laborious as it must have been for her to move through the motions.
At the same time those sex scenes (nude but not anatomically explicit) show the power of unleashed passion to make the rest of life feel like a laborious, frustrating slog.
It also feels fun, rather than hesitant and laborious.
Frequently, as laborious exposition alternates with frenetic action sequences, "Van Helsing" feels like an especially lavish episode of "Scooby-Doo" mounted on a scaffold of baroque supernaturalism.
