Sentence examples for find tedious from inspiring English sources

Yet the spell such works cast on their audience wasn't diminished by what we find tedious.

We dread your appearance not just because you threaten Jon Snow and his cohorts but because you threaten to drag the show we love further into a realm that we find tedious.

Instead of the date and time picker, which many of us find tedious to use, the screen offers a variety of time presets as buttons you just tap.

I'm well aware that he's considered in almost Olympian terms by many in the industry and has won a lot of writing awards, but what some consider brilliance I often find tedious, unsurprising and boring.

That, too, he found tedious.

(This last subject is one that Darwin himself seems to have found tedious).

(He also read "2001: A Space Odyssey," by Arthur C. Clarke, and appreciated the book's slow pace, which he said he would have found tedious before his expedition).

He went there as the European Union external affairs commissioner and, although he found tedious amounts of bureaucracy to contend with, he remains committed to the European project.

On Sunday afternoons, my parents insisted that the family go for a "drive" – an idea I found tedious in the manner of teenagers the world over.

I also found tedious the heavy-handed double entendres in Steve Marzullo and Mark Campbell's take on Lust, "Burning the Sauce," in which a raspy-voiced blues singer yearns for a man who can regulate her burner.

In The Horae he published a collection of short stories, Unterhaltungen deutscher Ausgewanderten ("Conversations of German Émigrés"; Eng. trans. The German Refugees), which were found tedious, and the Roman Elegies, which were found scandalous, and serialized a translation of the autobiography of Florentine Mannerist artist Benvenuto Cellini, which was acceptable but unexciting.