Sentence examples for is tedious to from inspiring English sources

That's because it is tedious to update the memory card that feeds photos to the frame.

Of course the categorizing of art by the ever-expanding marketing departments of theaters is tedious to artists.

It is tedious to have repeat oneself, but since Mr Sorley keeps repeating himself, there is no alternative, so here goes: Lewis Sorley is wrong.

There is still black theatre and then there is theatre, not white theatre, and that is tedious, to say the least".

It is tedious to go on about it, she acknowledges, but "there's still this idea that the intimacy of fiction is female – the private space is something women create – while non-fiction is like the public square.

It is tedious to find objects that are among the faintest in the night sky; the satellites' light comes from reflected sunlight, which diminishes greatly on its way from the Sun and even more on its way back to observers on Earth.

"That would be tedious to me," he says.

And it must have been tedious to listen to.

(A fact so well known that I would be tedious to elaborate on it).

And paper ballots, while the most efficient and least confusing to cast, are tedious to count.

It's tedious to file the paperwork, but it's highly effective.