Sentence examples for is really tedious from inspiring English sources

To be accused of misandry – hating all men – when sometimes one is merely trying to stick up for some women is really tedious.

The test takes about five hours; it's really tedious, and those who do pass it, I would call them warriors.

One thing that struck me while watching the videos of the four-year-olds is that the experiment was really tedious.

"I commute to work and it is a long commute and sometimes it can be really tedious," says the 50-year-old.

"It can be really tedious to still be staring at a computer and trying to nurture these e-mail-based communities after seven years," said Rachel Greene, the executive director of the Net art hub site Rhizome.org, and the author of a book on the history of Internet art, to be published in June by Thames & Hudson.

At least then you'd be resting on (touching) something but manipulating images projected onto nothing would be really tedious if you think about it.

But Alice, sometimes it's hard to knuckle down to a task when you don't know how to start it – or you're scared to start it – or sometimes just because you know it's going to be really tedious – and that means boring.

It's really tedious.

There are 20 possible ways of dividing these items into two three-item packages, so it would be really tedious to test whether any one is envy-free.

Whether this prelude is effective as a scene setter, or whether the showbiz bickering is really more tedious than titillating, is a matter of debate.

The i8910HD has considerable shutter lag, which is really rather tedious.