Sentence examples for indeed tedious from inspiring English sources
While their text is indeed tedious at times, the sheer bizarreness and ingenious engineering of some of the vans offset that.
Ellsberg repeatedly risked life and limb in Vietnam for a few morsels of information and takes obvious pleasure now in reproducing long, indeed tedious accounts of his derring-do.
However, the problem is we lack the ground truth and obtaining the labels through hand-labeling is indeed tedious and expensive even for a small subset of data this is the point where the semi-supervised setting comes in handy.
The "so-called" historian of foreign affairs and noted neo-conservative advocate and champion of the now tottering Iraqi invasion of 2003 is suddenly our newest foreign policy savant apparently because he wrote a lengthy, indeed tedious, piece in a recent issue of The New Republic entitled, cutely, "Superpowers Don't Get To Retire".
Following on so closely from last year's novels about James by Colm Tóibín and David Lodge, as well Alan Hollinghurst's Booker-winning homoerotic satire, The Line of Beauty, featuring a young man who is writing a PhD thesis about James, there is indeed something tedious about this modern obsession with the American master.
This situation indeed avoids tedious complementation steps or the implementation of alternative techniques such as searching for chemically induced lesions in TILLING mutant populations or RNAi-based gene knockdown experiments.
A movie comprised almost entirely of battles could have become very tedious indeed.
It was as if he himself had just come back from a journey, a very good one, but difficult, too; indeed, often simply tedious.
