Sentence examples for is actually tedious from inspiring English sources

Though that sounds relatively simple, it is actually tedious and difficult.

The ability to collaborate on the draft of a document is actually fiendishly tedious online.

It's things like these that are actually really tedious [but the most important].

In fact, I'm starting to get the impression that this Bagul chap is actually a bit tedious.

The second half began in a fashion that was actually quite tedious.

Those suspenseful and sweat-inducing final minutes the chefs endure as they whip up a dish look awfully intense on television after being edited by a talented team, but in real time the challenge was actually rather tedious.

It was actually less tedious using the Xbox game controller to enter text because of the imprecision of the app on the iPad when it was being used this way.

For decades fans of darts have had to endure tedious questions about whether it is actually a sport.

In conclusion, staining against interneurons can be a very tedious task and great consideration is needed to ensure that it is actually only interneurons that are being stained.

"Every setup, every take, was incredibly tedious, and I think a lot of the frustration you see on the film is actually real frustration".

Our longest stretch, 71 miles, took us from Lairg to Inverness and we thought we'd enjoy that long, flat part most - but it was actually the most tedious kind of cycling, keeping the legs going for mile after mile without the respite that downhills after climbs gave us.