Sentence examples for have been tedious from inspiring English sources
Sometimes those gestures have been tedious.
And it must have been tedious to listen to.
The negotiations have been tedious, with Iran appearing to be playing for time, diplomats say.
Frankly, most protests the past few decades, while led by well-intentioned organisers, have been tedious.
This setup could have been tedious — a Hamlet-esque monologue for disgruntled teenagers — but for Frédéric's powerhouse command of language.
It's a tortuously ornate courtroom argument, written fearlessly by Kushner in all its complexity, and delivered by Lewis at what in lesser hands might have been tedious length.
THE campaign has been tedious and phoney, but it could nonetheless produce a cliff-hanger of a general election.
However, mapping these data or being able to compare them to other data sources has been tedious to say the least.
It has been widely noted that while the leadership contest has been tedious for the media, it has been good for the party.
"The task of getting new documents has been tedious and time-consuming," Mr. Casey wrote, alluding to his lost passport and other documents.
