Sentence examples for is more tedious from inspiring English sources

Stop being a dickhead" is more tedious than insulting.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: go gay COMMENT FROM ZONGERFIELD: This speech is more tedious than reading Middlemarch.

But it is hard to think of a celebrated dancer performing today who is more tedious, more devoid of stage sense, more undancerly and more lacking in musicianship.

Google CEO Larry Page announced that he has been suffering from vocal paralysis on Monday, which he said makes "giving long monologues is more tedious for me and probably the audience".

The process is more tedious than our method.

However, aggregation is more tedious in such a case.

The work itself was more tedious than most other copyediting jobs.

In this book's more tedious pages, of which there are many, he announces, "I am humiliating myself".

Checking in may be more tedious when using a low-cost carrier, but changing planes in major airports where delays raise the potential for lost connections and luggage can be even more aggravating.

But their marathon was more tedious: stripping the Giants shirts from mannequins and dressing them in Jets gear; restocking three hundred T-shirts, three hundred sweatshirts, and five hundred caps; and, as a final flourish, switching the store lighting from blue to green.

It's more tedious than you can imagine — you remember how there was that one guy in your freshman poli-sci seminar who understood just enough to sound smart, and he tossed around words like "heteronormative" and "hegemony," and there was no shutting him up?