Sentence examples for felt tedious from inspiring English sources

Spencer, who reportedly had no prior knowledge of the gag, gamely played along as Harris returned to her throughout the night, but the check-ins felt tedious and a bit patronizing.

At first, Football Manager feels tedious, like setting the table for a meal that you won't eat for days.

The endless speculation about who Ferrante really is has, in the meantime, begun to feel tedious for the publisher.

(There is also the problem of relaying theory on the page in a way that doesn't feel tedious, or willfully obtuse).

It should all feel tedious and strident, except that the book's alienated affect, flecked with sorrow and humor and rage, is so recognizable as one of the few rational responses to the status quo.

There's something universal about Drake's inwardness, certainly, but it begins to feel tedious to linger too long in the self-conflict zone when so much other music aspires to take in the world all at once.

Kinect Adventures mostly just feels tedious.

I use Facebook and Twitter a lot, but uploading pictures to these networks feels tedious.

A lot of dialogue I believe fails either because it is trying too hard to sound realistic, and thereby feels tedious or easy; or other times it wants to keep the motion of the story going forward when it would have just been easier to say what happened.

For two minutes, I was in the throes of excitement until the process of smoking the whole thing began to feel tedious, but I was stuck if I didn't turn the whole cigarette to ash, I needed to dispose of it.

A lot of jobs, particularly if you've been working there for a while, can start to feel tedious.